Agribusiness Land Leasing
Long-term land leasing, water-rights structuring, and agribusiness JV setup with Iranian Agricultural Jihad authorities.
Iran has more than 18 million hectares of arable land and a long history of partnering with foreign agribusiness on contract farming, dairy, and protected-cropping projects. The Ministry of Agriculture Jihad allocates state-owned land under long-term leases, often in conjunction with provincial water-allocation decisions. We structure the lease, the water rights, and the JV that operates the land.
What’s Included
Land Identification
Identify state-owned and private land suitable for your crop and scale.
- Agro-climatic mapping
- Soil analysis
- Water-resource screening
- Title review
- Infrastructure access
Lease Negotiation
Long-term lease negotiation with the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad.
- Lease drafting
- Rent structure
- Renewal rights
- Improvement compensation
- Sub-lease rights
Water Rights
Water-allocation permits from the Ministry of Energy and provincial water boards.
- Surface-water rights
- Groundwater rights
- Allocation volumes
- Metering & monitoring
- Drought-year reductions
JV with Local Partner
JV with an Iranian agribusiness operator who can manage the field workforce.
- Partner search
- JV term sheet
- Operator agreement
- Profit-share design
- Governance structure
Permits & Subsidies
Agricultural-machinery permits, fertiliser allocations, and subsidy applications.
- Machinery import
- Fertiliser allocation
- Seed-import permits
- Veterinary permits
- Subsidy applications
Off-take & Export
Off-take agreements for domestic processors and export markets.
- Domestic off-take
- Export licensing
- Cold-chain logistics
- Quality certification
- Pricing & hedging
How We Engage
Land & Water Screening
Identify viable land with secured water allocation.
Lease & Permits
Negotiate the long-term lease and supporting permits.
JV Setup
Stand up the operating JV with the right local partner.
Capex & Planting
Build infrastructure and plant the first crop cycle.
Off-take
Sign off-take contracts for domestic and export markets.
Lease Iranian Agricultural Land
Combine long-term land tenure, secured water, and a competent local operator under one structure.
Treat land, water and market access as separate approvals
A land lease does not establish a dependable water allocation or permission for every proposed crop. Verify tenure, permitted use, soil suitability and the legal water source, then test production under a dry-year scenario. Build the business case around storage, grading, cold-chain access, labour and actual buyer requirements. Export restrictions, plant-health certificates and input availability can change; confirm them before planting or signing a long-term supply commitment.
What you receive
Evidence to prepare
- Lease, parcel boundaries, permitted use and water permissions
- Soil assessment and drought-sensitive production plan
- Storage, certification and buyer-specification requirements
Engagement timeline
Planning estimates only. Confirm the schedule in the proposal; authority decisions, document availability and bank acceptance may change it.