Project & impact
An assembly plant, local service and clean energy for a more productive Guinean agriculture.
Guinea’s first farm-machinery assembly unit
A 30-hectare site is reserved in Forécariah, in a region with strong rice and market-garden potential. The project proceeds in stages: the first module assembles tractors and walking tractors from ECARE kits.
- Module 1: 2,600 m² assembly hall, about 400 units per year
- Investment decision end-2028, based on measurable criteria
- Commissioning targeted for 2030, with 100 kWp solar
- Modules 2 and 3 if demand justifies
Forécariah plant — the industrial heartbeat
6,800 m² of modern facilities dedicated to CKD/SKD assembly. Our plant is the first industrial agricultural machinery assembly unit in the Republic of Guinea. It is built in modules: module 1 starts first, the next ones take the site to full capacity (phase 3).
Our contribution to the programme’s pillars
2026–2040 plan law and 2026–2030 programme law, adopted on 5 March 2026: 122 megaprojects, 36 reforms, over USD 200 billion of investment.
Agriculture, agri-food industry and trade
Mechanization, after-sales, training and solar drying/processing.
Infrastructure, transport and technology
Guinea’s first farm-machinery assembly unit; decentralized solar energy.
Economy, finance and insurance
An SME model funded by the banking system, with customer financing.
Education and culture
Technician training with ECARE and technical schools.
Measurable results by 2031
66
direct jobs, at least 30% women
250–400
indirect jobs (distribution, transport, services)
≈ 55 000 ha
mechanized every year
≈ 2 100 t
of CO₂ avoided per year thanks to solar
Business plan targets — estimates to be confirmed by the independent market study.
Guinea — land of agricultural future
Under the vision of President Mamadi Doumbouya, Guinea is leading a historic transformation of its agricultural sector. WARM GROUP is part of this national ambition by establishing the first agricultural machinery assembly plant in Forécariah — at the heart of a region with strong rice and market garden potential.
Africa’s water tower
13.7M ha of arable land · 52% agricultural workforce
Agricultural budget ×5 in 2 years
From 380B GNF (2021) to 1,915B GNF (2023)
Target ECOWAS regional hub
400M inhabitants · Sierra Leone, Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast
A structural impact for Guinea
WARM GROUP is part of the Guinean government’s “Green Refoundation” strategy — mechanizing agriculture to achieve food self-sufficiency.
150+
Direct jobsPositions created at full plant capacity
500+
Indirect impactIndirect jobs across the agricultural ecosystem
2 500
Production capacityUnits assembled per year at full capacity
8
National coverageRegions covered by the distribution network
Impact & outcomes at full capacity: 80–150 direct jobs (phase 1), 300–500 indirect jobs, 30% women in the workforce, 2,500 units assembled per year.
Our project, step by step
From company creation to ECOWAS expansion — our roadmap to transform Guinean agriculture.
- 2026
Foundation & ECARE partnership
Incorporation of WARM GROUP SARL in Conakry (June 2026). Negotiation of the agreement with ECARE (Qingdao). Filing of the APIP application and approval process with partner ministries.
Company setupECARE contractAPIP - 2026 – 2027
Site, permits & setup — Forécariah
Securing the industrial land in Forécariah, site studies, EIA, building permit. Technical team training in Qingdao.
6 800 m²EIAChina training - 2027
Commercial launch — first sales
Opening of the Conakry showroom and start of sales. Distribution network: 4 regional depots (Conakry, Kindia, Labé, Kankan). First mechanized agricultural campaign with WARM GROUP equipment.
4 regional depotsFirst campaign - Late 2027 – 2028
Scale-up — phase 2
Network and after-sales expansion to new prefectures, agricultural credit program with ECOBANK, first institutional lots, entry into Sierra Leone and investment decision for the assembly unit.
ECOBANK creditWider service - 2029 – 2030
Plant construction & commissioning
Civil works, assembly line, first CKD order, technician hiring and training; first machines assembled in Guinea.
CKD/SKD assemblyMade in Guinea - 2031 +
ECOWAS hub — regional export
Ramp-up toward full capacity (2,500 units/year) and progressive opening of exports to Sierra Leone, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau and Ivory Coast. A model “Made in Guinea” plant creating lasting jobs.
2,500 units/yrECOWAS export
ECARE, our industrial partner
ECARE Co., Ltd. (Qingdao, China) has manufactured and exported farm machinery since 2010. The partnership covers machine and kit supply, technical training and parts supply. It is part of the cooperation between Guinea and China.
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