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L’Assomption Announces Strategic Land Sale in Zone AgTech

Zone Agtech has launched the AgXis Program, aiming to address labor shortages and operational inefficiencies in Quebec's agricultural sector.
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Key Takeaways

➡️ The Town of L’Assomption has sold 300,000 sq. ft. of land in the AgTech Zone to L’Archevêque & Rivest.
➡️ A 150,000 sq. ft. building will be constructed to house agrotechnology companies.
➡️ The initiative aligns with L’Assomption’s vision for a center of excellence in agricultural innovation.
➡️ The project aims to create jobs, boost the local economy, and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
➡️ Construction of an agrosciences and agrotechnologies innovation center is set to begin soon.


L’Assomption A Space Dedicated to the Future of Agriculture

This strategically located building will serve as a hub for companies specializing in cutting-edge agricultural technologies. It represents a unique opportunity for industry stakeholders to collaborate, innovate, and contribute to the transformation of agriculture.

The City of L’Assomption, in collaboration with Zone Agtech and CIENOV, continues to attract promising new projects that align with the Zone AgTech’s mission.


Tangible Benefits for L’Assomption and the Region

The arrival of these companies is expected to bring significant benefits, including:

➡️ Creation of high-quality jobs in emerging sectors.
➡️ Strengthening of the local economy.
➡️ Encouragement of food self-sufficiency.
➡️ Promotion of environmentally friendly agricultural advancements.


A Shared Vision

“With this real estate sale, an important step has been taken in the development of the Zone AgTech. This transaction confirms our commitment to supporting innovation and developing infrastructures adapted to the needs of agrotechnology companies, and complements the project to set up an agroscience and agrotechnology innovation center, for which the Quebec government has granted a financial contribution of $42 million. We are delighted to contribute to building a more sustainable and prosperous future for L’Assomption and our region,” said Sébastien Nadeau, Mayor of L’Assomption.

“With each acquisition, we lay the foundations for sustainable growth. This is a significant investment for L’Archevêque & Rivest. It reflects our long-term vision of combining economic growth with respect for the environment. We are determined to build a sustainable future, and this land will be a cornerstone of that ambition. We look forward to making it a reality. Construction projects with a strong social impact are our signature,” says Sylvain Rivest, President of L’Archevêque & Rivest.


Next Steps

In the coming weeks, the Zone AgTech will see the start of construction for the agrosciences and agrotechnologies innovation center, followed by the development of the L’Archevêque & Rivest building. This marks a critical milestone in advancing sustainable agricultural innovation and economic growth in the region.

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