THE PADCO SWIFTLET ECO PARK

The below content was created from circa 2010-13 archived pages of this site which was created to promote the latest project of P.A.D.Co Holdings Sdn Bhd:the establishment of an Eco Park development for the farming of Swiflets nests for the ever expanding Chinese market for Bird's Nest products not only in China, but also world wide. According to traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, the soup provides a boost to the immune system, smoothes the skin and acts as an aphrodisiac, which may be why the dish can sell for thousands of dollars. Because the Swiflets bird's nests are a multi-billion dollar business in Asia, some countries like Malaysia are promoting eco farms where people can create Swiflets farms to produce the nests rather than depending on poaching the birds' nests from natural caves. Such poaching has decimated many Swiflets populations in a number of areas in China, Thailand, and Malaysia. I wrote a final's paper on SWIFTLETS AND BIRD'S NEST SOUP for an ecology course I took in college. I was into action Batman hoodies & T shirts from MoonAtMidnight at the time. I always was attired in at least one item of clothing that related to Batman and always had a Batman DC comic in my backpack. Friends used to call me The Bat. The years have passed but not my obsession with Batman or with the protection and study of Swifts. Just recently I read an article in the NYTimes about how the growing demand for bird’s nest soup has spelled trouble for the birds. It has gotten to the point where Swiftlet populations have fallen steeply in some regions, prompting conservation officials to look for ways to protect the species. Such commercial enterprises such as what P.A.D.Co Holdings Sdn Bhd was promoting in 2010 still exist and problems with poaching, endangered birds, and counterfeit bird nests persist.

WELCOME TO P.A.D.CO HOLDINGS SDN BHD

A Dragon Company

The White Dragon emblem of Wessex, England is the logo & flag of P.A.D.Co Holdings Sdn Bhd (821040-X) , an Anglo Iban Bumiputra Company based in Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia.

The Dragon symbol is believed to have originated in China and was brought to the original Saxon tribes from Rome. When the Saxons migrated into Britain they brought the White Dragon emblem with them.

A brief history of the Saxon White Dragon for those interested in ancient history, folklore and legends. See here for a Wikipedia page about the ancient Kingdom of Wessex.

Let us help you make this 2013, The Year of the Snake, Your Year to commence on a future of Prosperity. As the logo for Padco is a Dragon, which is only a large Snake, we are expecting 2013 to be a very successful year for the company.

P.A.D.Co Holdings Sdn Bhd (821040-X) is a company registered in Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia. The Companies current activities are mainly in Oil Palm Plantations but also include a Jatropha Curcas Plantation, Pig Farm, Orange Grove and Fish Ponds. The latest project is to establish an Eco Park development for the farming of Swiflets nests for the ever expanding Chinese desire for Bird's Nest products in China and Globally. We are also building fully fitted, detached stand alone units in the area for local owner operators. In May 2010 we started to operated a stockist for DXN health & wellness products in Bintulu. We are also in the process of starting a State wide free monthly advertising magazine and flyer distribution service.

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WELCOME TO PADCO SWIFTLET ECO PARK – BINTULU

We are now developing stand alone swiftlet houses on titled agricultural land.

Padco Eco Park will be built in an area that is secluded, close to the sea, rivers and ponds. The locality is in close proximity to Oil Palm Plantations, Padi growing areas and is surrounded by natural forest. The Eco Park is also a short bird's flight from the Urban Centre of Bintulu, with it's existing number of thriving birdhouses.

Overseas Investors will have easy access through Bintulu Airport's daily flights to Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu and beyond

2010

 

2010 will see the launching of our Eco Park, specifically designed for the rearing of swiflets that produce edible nests, in a rural environment.

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For China Investors we will be exhibiting our concept and making presentations at the 1st International Bird's Nest Expo 2010 to be held in Guanzhou, China  between 2nd & 5th September 2010. Download Brochure Here.

We are now developing stand alone swiftlet houses on titled agricultural land.

• These units will be fully licensed and with a registered enterprise company.
• All units will be designed and fitted out by experienced consultants who have above average success rates.
• All units will be built on leased 1/2 acre plots of agricultural land.
• Unit sized at 25' x 75' over 3 floors, total of 5625 sq ft.
• Build size and fittings options packages will be available.
• Developed specifically for local owner operators.
• Security packages available.
• Investment Packages from around RM 399,000 upwards

 

 

Make Millions from Swiftlet Farming

There is a saying, “If you do Swiftlet farming for 3 years, you will be taken care of for the rest of your life”. Whilst this sounds exaggerated, in reality it sums up how lucrative the returns can be.

Nan Yang Shang Pau reported in detail on 28th September 2007 that a successful 20 by 70 feet swiftlet house can bring millions of reward in 3 years after starting full harvest!

Let’s make a simple calculation as follows:

A standard two story 20 X 70 feet shop house will have a build up area of 2800-square feet. This means that such a shop house can produce 2800 edible birdnest in every 4-month, thus annual production of 8400 edible birdnest. (On average, swiftlets have three broods per year and usually lay two eggs per brood).

Base on 110 edible birdnest per 1 kilogram (about 9 gram per edible birdnest), and assuming the selling price of Ringgit Malaysia (RM) 4,5000 per kilogram, thus 8400 edible birdnest equals to 76 kilograms, and the value of RM 342,000 is the return of investment generated annually at full production. By projection, within 3 years of full harvest, the value of RM 1 million is attainable.

There is legislation in Sarawak to ensure that swiftlets houses can be built and operated on agricultural land, but not residential houses or shop lots, due to the Sarawak Land code section 33 cap 81.

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