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Ten registered lines of business, chosen so that one entity can own the land, build on it, hold it, supply it and move what comes off it.
These are the nature-of-business activities recorded against registration number 120261040094 at incorporation, classified to ISIC Revision 4. Mixed farming is the declared main activity.
| Activity | ISIC section | Code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed farming | A. Agriculture, forestry and fishing | 0150 | Main |
| Construction of buildings | F. Construction | 4100 | Registered |
| Real estate with own or leased property | L. Real estate activities | 6810 | Registered |
| Real estate on a fee or contract basis | L. Real estate activities | 6820 | Registered |
| Other mining and quarrying n.e.c. | B. Mining and quarrying | 0899 | Registered |
| Support activities for other mining and quarrying | B. Mining and quarrying | 0990 | Registered |
| Wholesale of metals and metal ores | G. Wholesale and retail trade | 4662 | Registered |
| Non-specialised wholesale trade | G. Wholesale and retail trade | 4690 | Registered |
| Freight transport by road | H. Transportation and storage | 4923 | Registered |
| Manufacture of malt liquors and malt | C. Manufacturing | 1103 | Registered |
Registration of an activity permits the company to engage in it. It does not indicate that operations have commenced in that line, and sector-specific licences are obtained separately where the law requires them.
The registered activities are not a scatter of unrelated permissions. Grouped by what they actually do, they describe a single integrated position — and between them they cover almost everything a sports or hospitality development needs.
Mixed farming (0150). Crop and livestock production on assembled, title-clear land, improved with irrigation, storage and mechanisation and operated under professional management. The World Bank puts Zambia's arable land at around 40 million hectares and notes that almost half the population works in agriculture while the sector contributes 8.2 percent of GDP. The distance between those two facts is where the return sits.
Other mining and quarrying (0899), support activities for mining and quarrying (0990), wholesale of metals and metal ores (4662). We are not a copper miner. We are interested in the industrial economy that has to exist around one: aggregate and dimension stone, contract services, and the trade in metals and ores that a growing Copperbelt generates.
Construction of buildings (4100), real estate with own or leased property (6810), real estate on a fee or contract basis (6820). Warehousing, agri-processing sheds, staff and student accommodation, commercial and light industrial space — and the pavilions, stands and changing facilities a sports venue needs. Built to hold, occasionally built and managed for third parties.
Non-specialised wholesale trade (4690), freight transport by road (4923), manufacture of malt liquors and malt (1103). Zambia is landlocked with eight neighbours, so haulage is both a cost line and a business. The malting permission exists because barley and sorghum grown on our own land are worth more processed than sold raw.
Land tenure in Zambia runs through both state and customary systems. Nothing advances until title, conversion status, boundaries and any traditional-authority consents have been established by Zambian counsel.
An asset without reliable water, a workable power solution and a road that carries a loaded truck in the wet season is not an asset. These are underwritten as hard requirements, not as upside.
We commit only where there is an identified operating partner or in-house manager who will actually run the thing, with terms agreed in advance and aligned to performance.
Contracted demand ahead of capital deployment wherever the sector allows it: a buyer for the crop, a tenant for the shed, a fixture list for the ground.
Kwacha revenue against any hard-currency obligation is stress-tested at the outset, and the cost and mechanics of moving money are modelled rather than assumed away.
Every case has to work if nobody ever buys it. If the numbers only close on a resale assumption, we pass.
Landowners, contractors, operators and co-investors with a Zambian proposition can reach the company directly.
Important notice — no offer, no solicitation. SriYentra Investments Zambia Limited was incorporated on 30 January 2026 and is in its first financial year. This website is published for information only. It does not solicit investment. Nothing on these pages is an offer, invitation, inducement or solicitation to buy, subscribe for or deal in any share, security, unit, token or other interest, an offer of a collective investment scheme, or financial, investment, legal or tax advice, in Zambia or in any other jurisdiction. The company is not licensed to conduct financial services business anywhere, and nothing here has been approved or registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zambia, the Bank of Zambia or any other regulator.
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