Since our inception Agri Frontier have been at the forefront of this revolutionary adventure. Regardless of their size or scope, we have been committed to serving agribusinesses in Africa through strategically placed offices in East Africa, West Africa, and the UK.

We’ve chosen a proactive stance to promote growth and sustainability since we understand the difficulties smaller agribusinesses experience in obtaining funding and essential business advisory support. We are pleased to present our Agri Growth Hub, an accelerator program designed especially for small and medium-sized farms (SMEs). We are dedicated to offering SMEs affordable advisory services so they can scale and develop resilience to the current challenging business environment.

Under the umbrella of the Agri Growth Hub, we offer a range of services tailored to meet the various requirements of companies looking to grow. From market connections to fundraising and investor readiness, we provide growth stage support at every stage. We can help your business succeed by leveraging our wealth of expertise and insights gained from our significant experience across many agri-value chains.

Securing investment is one of the most important components of any agribusiness’s success. We’ve put up a broad database of more than 300 investors who are ready to collaborate with promising agricultural companies since we recognize how important this is. However, what kinds of investors are there, and how might they help you along the way?

Angel investors: provide startups seed money in exchange for a stake in the company. Their financial support is frequently essential for starting a business and overcoming early obstacles.

Venture capitalists, or VCs: lend money to start-ups and early-stage businesses that have significant development potential. In exchange for equity stakes, they usually make greater investments and frequently offer mentorship and strategic direction.

Impact investors: prioritize making a beneficial social or environmental impact in addition to financial gains, are becoming more and more interested in agricultural potential. Their financial decisions support ethical and environmentally friendly business operations.

Private equity (PE) firms: make investments in well-established businesses to maximize returns and speed up growth. They frequently offer funding for growth, reorganization, or acquisitions.

Corporate Investors: As part of their strategic expansion or innovation objectives, large agricultural organizations may choose to invest in smaller businesses. Working together with these organizations can provide access to markets, resources, and knowledge.

Government Grants and Initiatives: To encourage agricultural innovation and development, several government organizations and initiatives provide grants, subsidies, and support programs. Making use of these options can result in helpful financial support.

In addition to matching, you with these different types of investors as your reliable partners in agricultural expansion, we also provide thorough assistance with investor preparedness and fundraising tactics. Our mission is to close the funding gap that exists between aspirational agribusinesses and their growth potential.

Visit the Agri Growth Hub to find out more about how we can help you on your growth journey and to get direct access to some of the investors in our network.

To discuss how your business can approach investment readiness and fundraising, click here to sign-up for a 1-hour free consultation with Peninah Warura, Growth Hub Manager.

Let’s work together to realize the full potential of African agriculture and set off on a path toward wealth and sustainable growth.