Growing Value Together — Gulshan Farms’ Investment Track Record (2022–Present)
April 10, 2026
A Transparent Report showing the Gulshan Farms Track Record Managing Dairy Investments
Key Financial metrics
Key indicators from this investment period.
£411,000
Total Investment
£165,122
NEt Profit
40%
Average ROI
Q3 2026
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Project overview
Key principles
- Halal structure: mudaraba/partnership contracts where applicable.
- Capital returned: investors received their initial capital at the end of each term.
- Profit sharing and transparent reporting: periodic payouts and clear sale-of-asset exit events.
- Professional farm management: animals and assets sourced, cared for, and marketed by Gulshan Farms.
Project Summaries
Cow Investment (our first opportunity)
Launched 2022 (investor start dates 2022–2023). Investors entered under a mudaraba-like profit-sharing arrangement. Gulshan Farms imported dairy cows from Australia, managed them, sold milk, and split milk-sale profit 50%/50% with investors. Animals were sold at the end of the 3–4 year term to return initial capital.
- Investors: 12
- Investment period: 3–4 years (ending 2025–2027)
- Total invested: £52,000
- Total returned (to Jan 2027): £18,794.10 (figures recorded up to July 2026)
- Total ROI on project: 36%
- Capital return: initial capital recouped at the animal sale at term end.
Heifer Project
Jan 2024 – Jan 2027. Gulshan Farms purchased heifers from Australia, bred them locally, and sold the animals at the end of the term. Returns were distributed bi-annually.
- Investors: 18
- Total invested: £241,000
- Total returned (to Jan 2027): £122,728
- Total ROI on project: 50.9%
- Capital return: initial capital returned at sale of animals at term end.
Silage Pilot Project
- Pilot ran Oct 2025 – May 2026. Investors pooled funds to procure and produce silage, then sold it during the seasonal shortage for profit.
- Investors: 10
- Total invested: £118,000
- Total returned (to Jan 2027): £23,600
- ROI: 20% over ~6 months
- Capital return: investors received their capital at project closing.