Investor Presentation
Monte PlataFarms
Own Cattle in Colombia. Earn Real Returns.
01
The Opportunity
Colombia is the fourth-largest cattle producer in Latin America with over 29 million head. The country's tropical climate allows year-round grazing — no harsh winters, no feed lots, no factory farming. Cattle here grow on open pastures the way nature intended.
25-35%
Target Annual Returns
8-10 mo
Investment Cycle Duration
38M COP
Minimum Investment
03
How It Works
Apply & Fund
Complete your investor application. Once approved, fund your account with a minimum of 38,000,000 COP via wire transfer.
Capital Deployed
Your investment funds the acquisition of cattle on our farm. Each animal is registered, tagged, and tracked in FincaOS.
Professional Management
Our experienced team manages daily operations — feeding, health monitoring, pasture rotation, and veterinary care.
Earn Returns
As cattle gain weight and the herd grows through reproduction, your portfolio value increases. Returns are distributed at quarterly sale events.
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Model Your Returns
See what your investment could earn based on Cycle 1 actuals.
Initial Investment
32.5M COP
After 5 Cycle(s)
120.7M COP
Total Return
3.7x
+88.2M COP
| Cycle | Profit | Portfolio Value |
|---|---|---|
| Cycle 1 | +9.8M COP | 42.3M COP |
| Cycle 2 | +12.7M COP | 54.9M COP |
| Cycle 3 | +16.5M COP | 71.4M COP |
| Cycle 4 | +21.4M COP | 92.8M COP |
| Cycle 5 | +27.8M COP | 120.7M COP |
* Projections assume consistent cycle performance. Actual results will vary. All figures in Colombian pesos (COP). This is not a guarantee of returns.
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The Story
Danny Sanchez
Founder & CEO
I came to Colombia the way a lot of Americans do — curious, a little restless, looking for something different. What I found was a country that surprised me at every turn. The culture, the people, the raw beauty of the land. I didn't just visit. I stayed.
Paula Andrea Roldan
Co-Founder & COO
Every great farm needs someone who understands the land in their bones. For Monte Plata, that person is Paula Andrea. Born and raised in Medellín, Paula Andrea grew up surrounded by the culture of ganadería — the fincas, the ferias, the deep respect Antioqueños have for the campo.