UK-registered · Turkey-operated · Full title deed
We help UK investors own managed poultry farms in Turkey
A tangible, freehold asset producing income every 40–45 days. Professionally operated, remotely monitored, and structured for passive returns.
Four ways to understand the investment
Each page covers a different angle — from the high-level model through to the technical and financial detail.
How the investment works
Three stages, fully managed from start to income. Your involvement ends at the point of commitment.
Commit your capital
Your investment is secured immediately with a freehold title deed — the physical asset is registered in your name at the land registry before operations begin.
We manage everything
A professional operations team handles chick placement, feed, climate control, biosecurity, and harvest logistics across every 45-day production cycle. You receive cycle-by-cycle performance reports.
Receive your returns
At the close of each cycle, profits are calculated against actual output and distributed. Six to seven income events per year, tied to real production data — not an arbitrary schedule.
The Sterling Advantage
Why Turkey makes financial sense for UK investors
Construction costs, land, labour, and feed in Turkey are priced in Turkish Lira. You invest in Pounds Sterling. The same budget that funds a modest buy-to-let in a secondary UK city instead builds a fully equipped, solar-powered broiler facility operating to European standards — with significantly stronger cash flow potential.
Turkey is Europe's largest broiler producer, supplying major processors with consistent year-round demand. Offtake agreements with integrated buyers are in place before each cycle begins, removing market risk from the equation entirely.
See the financial breakdownGBP capital goes significantly further in Turkey than in any UK property market — the cost advantage is structural, not temporary.
Poultry production income is not correlated to FTSE movements, UK property cycles, or Bank of England rate decisions. Chickens don't respond to monetary policy.
Poultry prices adjust in line with rising food costs globally. The asset produces a commodity with non-discretionary, growing demand.
"As an investor from England, I greatly value the constant and transparent communication I've received. The team keeps me informed with regular updates and promptly addresses any questions. Their experience and attention to detail have far exceeded my expectations."
— UK Investor, Agrolidya