Poultry farms for sale in Spain

What elements determine the price of poultry farms for sale?

The price of poultry farms for sale is determined by several factors.

One of them is the location of the farm. If it is close to sales points and has good accessibility via transport connections (plane, high-speed train, roads, paths...), its market value tends to be higher.

The condition of the farm is also crucial. Farms that are better maintained or have undergone improvements may have a higher market value.

Other factors such as the presence of facilities and equipment or the farm's production history also influence the price.

What benefits does investing in poultry farms for sale offer?

Poultry farms for sale offer numerous benefits, making them an investment opportunity.

Chicken meat and eggs are products that continue to be in demand, not only nationally but also globally, due to their high consumption in households around the world. As a result, investing in a poultry farm can generate steady income.

Additionally, the life cycle of chickens is between 6 and 8 weeks. This allows for earlier profits compared to other types of livestock and reduces the risk of animal loss.

At Cocampo, we facilitate the buying and selling of poultry farms through an advertising platform that connects buyers with owners.

How do poultry farms work?

The operation of a poultry farm is different if it is intended for egg or meat production.

In the first case, laying hens are selected and placed in chicken coops where they are fed until they start laying eggs, which usually happens after 18 months. The eggs obtained are distributed for commercialization.

In the second case, chickens are bought to be used for meat production and are fed for 6 to 8 weeks, the time it takes to reach the appropriate weight. Once this ideal weight is reached, the animals are slaughtered, and the meat obtained is commercialized.

How many poultry farms are there in Spain?

According to the latest figures from the Ministry of Agriculture, in January 2024, there were 23,230 poultry farms, of which 7,479 were for egg-laying and meat production, 4,720 were dedicated exclusively to meat production, and 2,131 were for egg-laying hens only.