Amatheon Agri Holding N.V., an agri-business and food company, engages in the farming, food processing, and trading activities in Europe and Africa. The company operates through Farming and Food segments. It is involved in production and processing of agricultural products, raw products, and plant foods; farming crops, such as maize, soya beans, wheat, rice, and millet; and the cattle ranching activities. Amatheon Agri Holding N.V. also engages in the trading of dry products, cereal products, and oil seeds, as well as in the meat processing and retailing businesses. In addition, the company is involved in importing and selling agricultural equipment and machinery for commercial farmers; animal husbandry; production of food stuffs; organic farming; and general trade activities. Further, it engages in the planning and execution of charitable and cultural activities, distribution of scholarships, support of small holders, etc.; and borrowing, lending, and raising funds, including issue and acquiring of bonds. Amatheon Agri Holding N.V. was incorporated in 2011 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
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