It all starts in Bambali.
A village in Casamance, a land of mangoes, and the conviction that the wealth once exported elsewhere can be transformed right here.
Photograph — Bambali, CasamanceBack to where it all began.
Bambali isn't a site picked off a map. It's a land of mangoes, in Casamance, where the project was born from a simple conviction: what grows here can be transformed here.
Every year, the region produces mango of rare quality. Every year, a considerable share is lost — for lack of being sorted, processed and shipped in time. SM10 AGRO exists to reverse that equation: to build on site the agro-industrial park that was missing, and turn Casamance mango into a high-value-added export product.
Transform at the source, rather than export the value elsewhere.
Building an industry, not a showcase.
An integrated park — plantation, sorting, processing, export — sized for the scale and demands of international markets.
Targets at full capacity · Project aligned with the national Senegal 2050 agenda.
Turn Casamance mango into a high-value-added export product.
Become a benchmark for agro-industrial processing in West Africa.
Durably anchor employment and industrial know-how in Casamance.
From construction site to full capacity.
A phased rollout, milestoned and monitored.
Launch
Studies, land, start of construction of the processing station.
Sorting platform
Commissioning of the sorting, grading and packing centre.
First plantation
First orchard planting campaign.
Plant in production
Three operational lines: pulp, dried, mango butter.
Full capacity
500 ha planted, 8,500 t/year, ramp-up of exports.
Value stays where it is produced.
Transforming at the source means rejecting the pattern that impoverishes: exporting raw material and buying back the finished product. It also means preserving the fruit, shortening the chain, and durably anchoring employment in Casamance.
- Local jobs327 permanent jobs, and hundreds of seasonal workers during the campaign.
- Solar energyProcessing powered by photovoltaic infrastructure.
- TraceabilityBatch-level tracking, from orchard to container.
- Senegal 2050A project aligned with the national transformation agenda.
Photograph — team, BambaliA project framed, not improvised.
Every stage — design, construction, commissioning, operation — is structured, milestoned and controlled to the standards of the export food industry.
Controlled design
Architectural, structural and process studies led by specialised project managers, under delegated project ownership.
Export standards
HACCP approach, quality control at every stage, and targeted certifications (Organic, GlobalG.A.P.) to meet the demands of international markets.
Data-driven operations
A digital architecture designed from the outset: batch-level tracking from orchard to container, industrial supervision and verifiable traceability.
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