Basics on Bolivia

Bolivia is a country of 420.000 square miles (over 1.000.000 km2) and rich in natural resources, such as Oil, Gas, Soya, Cattle, Wood, Sugar, Hydrocarbons, and Minerals
Bolivian beef prices see a sharp increase due to increased demand from Brazil, Peru and Asian countries. Prices are expected to continue to grow as populations become wealthier and more people globally move into cities (with 700 million people in China and India alone moving to cities). Meat prices increased from about USD 1.30 to USD 2.20 per kilo "gancho" over the last 18 months
Prices of agricultural land in Bolivia have increased over the last years, but are still low in comparison to Paraguay or Argentina
Prices per hectare range from USD 50 to USD 4,000 compared to USD 5,000 and up to USD 13,000 in Argentina
Argentines and Brazilians have been buying up properties in the Santa Cruz area for cattle breeding and soya production

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