The EMBD is a State Enterprise under the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries of the Government of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago. It was formed in 2002 with one of its major roles being to manage and develop lands formerly owned by Caroni (1975) Ltd. As the EMBD continues to expand and grow as a company we encourage you to visit our website for future updates. We also welcome your comments and feedback.
Estate Management
This department is responsible for issuing all sub-leases for Agricultural State Lands to all suitable individuals and agencies. Cabinet approval is necessary to issue sub-leases. Read More |
Residential Development
The EMBD is responsible for developing 20 residential sites. These sites are being developed for Caroni 1975 Ltd VSEP employees and members of the public. Read More |
Agriculture Development
In the government’s attempt to strengthen and make the agricultural sector more efficient and increase overall productivity, all State lands for agricultural purposes, are to be transferred to the EMBD. Read More |
The Estate Management and Business Development Company Limited (EMBD), requests that the persons listed within the attached document contact the EMBD in connection with their Agricultural Lease entitlement. Please click link below to view this list of names List of Agricultural Recipients for Contact All persons named within this list, or their Legal Personal Representative/s are […]
The EMBD joins with the National Community in Mourning the Passing of the Former Prime Minister, Mr. Patrick Augustus Mervyn Manning (17th August, 1946 – 2nd July, 2016) Mr. Manning proudly served our Nation as Prime Minister for three (3) terms, from 17th December, 1991 to 9th November, 1995 and two (2) terms spanning the […]
EMBD Press Release – Namalco Legal Claim The Estate Management and Business Development Company Limited (EMBD) is a State Agency under the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries which believes in conducting all of its operations in a responsible and transparent manner and holds firm to this conduct in addressing the issue of a legal […]
