VISION : To become the leading producer of Sustainable 2nd Generation Renewable Energy which is environmentally friendly, do not cause deforestation, do not compete with food while providing socioeconomic value to local communities MISSION : To develop new sustainable green economic activity which will enhance economic growth in rural areas and at the same time eradicate poverty
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Bionas Murabahah Berhad (BMB) is a special purpose development vehicle formed as part of the Bionas Group to encourage participation in Jatropha Curcas planting efforts in Malaysia. Through an affordable and innovative development programme, BMB offers everyone the opportunity to participate in sustainable and commercial scale Jatropha planting in the country via the Islamic Murabahah (Sale & Purchase) concept of trade, compliant with Syariah principles, as approved by the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Malaysia. The Company has successfully developed Jatropha planting throughout Malaysia with an available plantation landbank of 3.3 million acres of plantable area that has been contracted with thousands of land owners.
 
The total land area allocated for Phase 1 of this Programme is 500,000 acres. Under the Programme, Participants are offered the opportunity to purchase Jatropha seedlings and plantations fertilizers amounting to RM3,000 from Bionas Sdn. Bhd. (BSB). Participants then sell the Jatropha seedling and plantations fertilizers to BATC Development Berhad (BATC) with a profit margin of 75% totalling to RM5,250. Payments to participants will be paid by BATC in deferred payments with the rate schedules agreed upon by both parties and free from the elements of "Riba". By way of the Islamic Musyarakah (Joint Venture) concept, BATC will develop Jatropha plantations with contracted farmers in rural areas by offering job opportunities to poverty stricken groups that may include single mothers and the handicapped. It is the Company's mission to contribute in enhancing the economy of rural communities with the objective of eradicating poverty.
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Sri Aman & Kuching, Sarawak, 23 & 24 January 2010 - Project Briefing on Biofuel Jatropha Plantation and Bionas MURABAHAH at Hotel Mega Inn, Sri Aman & Harbour View Hotel, Kuching.
Mukah & Sarikei, Sarawak, 22 & 23 January 2010 - Project Briefing on Biofuel Jatropha Plantation and Bionas MURABAHAH at Hotel Kingwood, Bandar Mukah, Mukah & Dragon Inn Hotel, Sarikei.
Pitas & Tambunan, Sabah, 15 & 16 January 2010 - Project Briefing on Biofuel Jatropha Plantation and Bionas MURABAHAH at Restaurant & Anjung Seri Torongsoko Challet, Pitas, and Tambunan Village Resort Centre (TVRC), Tambunan, Sabah.
Ipoh, Perak & Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, 12 & 15 January 2010 - Project Briefing on Biofuel Jatropha Plantation and Bionas MURABAHAH at Excelsior Hotel, Ipoh, Perak and Promenade Hotel, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Johor Bharu & Penang, 08 & 11 January 2010 - Project Briefing on Biofuel Jatropha Plantation and Bionas MURABAHAH at Hotel Seri Malaysia, Johor Bharu dan Safira Country Club, Seberang Jaya, Penang.
Shah Alam & Seremban, 06 & 07 January 2010 - Project Briefing Bionas MURABAHAH at De Palma Inn, Shah Alam and Hotel Seri Malaysia, Seremban.
Kuala Lumpur, 10 December 2009 - Project Briefing on Bionas MURABAHAH Program at Regency Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Sales & Purchase Agreemant 'Akad', Cheques and Appointment Letters awarded to selected Coordinators and Consultants.
Ipoh and Penang , 21st and 22nd November 2009 - Bionas Murabahah Program at Majestic Hotel, Ipoh and Pearl View Hotel, Penang
Malacca and Johor , 18th and 19th November 2009 - Bionas Murabahah Program at King Hotel, Malacca and Seri Malaysia Hotel, Johor Bahru
Shah Alam and Seremban , 16th and 17th November 2009 - Bionas Murabahah Program at De Palma Inn, Shah Alam and Carlton Star Hotel, Seremban
Bionas Murabahah Soft Launch & `Doa Selamat' was held on 21 Jun 2009 at Bionas Head Quarters, Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur.
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Jatropha Oil Environmental Friendly
The plant, which originated from Central America centuries ago, is now cultivated in Malaysia. Unlike petroleum, which causes pollution, jarak oil is environmentally-friendly.
Jatropha Curcas Crude oil which has been used as fuel for aircraft by the Japanese army during World War 2 has been identified as a potential alternative commercial Bio-Diesel Fuel.
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JATROPHA OIL: Is The Jatropha Seed A Miracle Biodiesel Alternative?
The jatropha tree, a fruit-bearing plant native to South America, may offer the next big fuel alternative. The fruit's seeds produce oil, which can be used in standard diesel engines. Chrysler, Air New Zealand
Hardy Plant May Ease Biofuels' Burden on Food Costs
The biofuels boom is causing a spike in food prices worldwide, hitting developing countries particularly hard, experts say. Ahead of Earth Day, major oil producers and consumers blamed biofuels for the
Jatropha Tree Examined as a Biofuel Alternative
The jatropha tree doesn't have the name recognition or lobbying clout of corn-based ethanol, but the energy industry is increasingly spending development dollars and examining it as a potentially better biofuel source
Jatropha :An alternative "Green" Source Fuel
Biodiesel dramatically reduces potential risks of cancer and birth defects; it reduces serious air pollutants such as particulates, carbon monoxides, hydrocarbons, and air toxins.
This Development Programme is suitable for Companies keen to establish a constant supply of Crude Jatropha Oil (CJO). Below is the proposed funding structures :-
Estimated production output of Crude Jatropha Oil
100 acres
(200,000 seedlings)		 : 1600 ton harvested seeds/year
720 ton seeds x 4 years
(Grace period of 1 year) 		: 5600 MT harvested seeds
Oil at 33% : 1848.00 MT CJO
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