Company Profile
SBFTC launched in 2006 several bio fuels growing projects for Castor and Jatropha in Africa and South America through two public companies established and controlled by SBFTC - Flora EcoPower (Germany) and Global Natural Resources (Switzerland).
SBFTC being entrepreneurial by nature studied the recent wind change – a change which combines a ‘new financial world order’ together with the ‘Green energy revolution.’
To quote Tomas Friedman in his book Hot, Flat and Crowded - ‘There are great opportunities hidden by insurmountable problems.’
During 2008 SBFTC sold the two public companies and diverted its energies and experience to the acquisition and development of wind and solar power stations throughout Europe.
SBFTC strategy relies on two basic factors:
- Revenues generated by green energy power stations are guaranteed for up to 25 years by EU governments.
- These investments make the world a better place – We are making money whilst doing good.
The first step SBFTC took, was to make a major investment in two alternative energy companies Athanor (quoted on the Luxembourg Exchange) that has projects in green energy – including joint venture plans to build a solar panel assembly plant in Morocco and Energeo (quoted on the Paris Exchange) that has existing and in progress power plants in Europe and China.
SBFTC is deeply involved in both of these companies and has taken a role both in the management and Supervisory Board.
At 2008 SBFTC established Global Power Resources, a wholly owned subsidiary of SBFTC Holding registered in Switzerland, for the purpose of acquiring existing wind and solar power plants in Europe. There is a window of opportunity for SBFTC group to build a large portfolio of small power station generating attractive returns.
