60,000 acres on the Rivercess coast
SELAC's concession spans 60,000 acres (about 24,281 hectares) in Rivercess County — one of the largest private land holdings in Liberian history, and just 4.6% of the county.
Rivercess County, Liberia
Rivercess is Liberia's least populated county, stretching along 120 km of Atlantic coastline. Low population density means land can be developed responsibly, with minimal displacement, while deep-water access opens a direct route to regional and export markets.
Our 60,000-acre land bank is the foundation of both a world-class agricultural enterprise and, over a 20-year horizon, Rivercess Nova City.
A climate built for agriculture
3,500 mm annual rainfall
Two rainy seasons a year, ideal for tropical tree and food crops.
Fertile tropical soils
Ferralsols and acrisols well suited to rubber, oil palm, cocoa, and rice.
24–32°C, no frost risk
Stable year-round temperatures for continuous cultivation.
Deep-water coastal access
120 km of Atlantic coastline, ~180 km southeast of Monrovia.
World-class methods, from day one
Precision agriculture
Drones, IoT sensors, satellite monitoring, and AI-powered yield optimization from day one.
Vertically integrated
We control the value chain from field to export terminal, with on-site processing and milling.
Reliable supply
Capacity and quality controls built for consistent, contract-grade delivery to off-takers.
Reliable supply, at scale
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