Private Placement Memorandum - Agrimex Capital

Investment and Repatriation Restrictions. Mexico requires governmental approval
prior to investments by foreign persons or limit the amount of investment by foreign
persons in a particular company or economic activity, or limit investment by foreign
persons to only a specific class of securities of a company that may have less
advantageous terms than the classes available for purchase by nations. Mexican
jurisdiction also restricts investment opportunities in issuers or industries, including
certain utility infrastructure sectors such as electrical power generation, deemed
important to national interests. The membership could be adversely affected by
delays in or a refusal to grant, any required governmental approval for repatriation
of capital and gains, as well as by the application to the membership of any
restrictions on investments.
Inflation. Mexico may experience volatile rates of inflation in the future. Inflation and
rapid fluctuations in inflation rates can have negative effects on the economy. If
inflation and rapid changes in inflation were to occur in Mexico, they could have an
adverse affect on the performance of the membership’s Investments.
Government Actions. Government actions in Mexico could have a significant effect
on Companies and economic conditions, which could affect private sector
companies and the membership, and on market conditions, prices and yields.
Furthermore, there can be no assurance that reforms initiated by past governments
will continue or, if continued, will meet the goals set by the government.
Expropriation Risk. It is possible that the Mexican government may expropriate, or
take other actions, that will greatly reduce or eliminate the value of, or the
membership’s economic or legal interest in land and company assets.
Other Operational Risks
Liquidation. If the membership became insolvent, the Investors may be required to
return with interest any property distributed to them that represented a return of
capital, repay any distributions wrongfully made to them, and forfeit any
undistributed profits.
Reliance on the members of Agrimex Capital. Should any of the members of the
General Partner become incapacitated or otherwise withdraw from participation in
the membership’s management, it could have an adverse affect on the
membership’s performance.
AGRIMEX PRODUCTION PRACTICES
Land that will be used for production of banana
Agrimex is very careful when finding land to develop. We look for land that has the
optimal chemical composition and the right texture to make the production
conditions optimal. In the case of bananas we look for soils that have a clay like
texture at between 20% and 40% so that they retain the right amount of humidity.
Production Techniques