Financing Options and Providers
Total results: 175
| Facility Name | Provider | Purpose | Max | Business Eligibility | Minimum Documentation Required | Collection / Repayment (months) |
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Equity Bank | A short term credit facility to finance production inputs and associated costs to medium and large scale Seed Grower Farmers. |
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Cooperative Bank of Kenya | A solution to MSME Anchor customer to pay the suppliers upon delivery and submission of invoices. |
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Juhudi Kilimo | Financing purchase of farm inputs such as seeds, fertilizer and agro-chemicals in order to increase agricultural yields. |
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Juhudi Kilimo | Finance acquisition of quality farm equipment such as farm and animal structures, generators, green house, irrigation equipment, motor bikes, motor vehicles, ploughing tools & equipment, tractors, water pumps and water tanks. |
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Juhudi Kilimo | Targets customers seeking financing for eco-friendly products, such as bio gas plant, modern cooking stoves, LPG, digital TVs, solar batteries, solar lamps, solar panels, solar TVs, solar water pumps and water purifiers that use energy generated from natural resources which are renewable (naturally replenished). |
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Kenya Women Microfinance Bank | Financing agro-dealers involved in agricultural value-chains, such as agro-vets, farm produce marketers, traders and processors. |
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Century Microfinance Bank | Finance asset acquisition |
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SMEP Microfinance Bank | Financing for acquisition of Green house structures, inputs, irrigation kits, and agronomical support.
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Government Development Finance Initiative | The credit facility for cash production of tea, coffee, Sugarcane, pyrethrum, cashew nuts, citrus, mango trees, bananas, stevia and other cash crops. The facility finances crop establishment, crop maintenance, processing equipment, and operating costs. |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | The cherry advance levy fund will finance farmers’ working capital as they wait for their earnings from coffee marketers. |
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IDH | A public-private impact fund for smallholder farmers. The Fund de-risks investments in smallholder farming and helps drive sustainable impact by showcasing the commercial opportunity represented by smallholder farming finance. The EUR 100 million IDH Farmfit Fund takes the responsibility for the first losses incurred supported by a second loss guarantee facility from USAID (up to USD 250 million) thus providing a significant element of reassurance for investors. Sectors covered include food, staple and cash crops including, cocoa, coffee, cotton, palm oil, tea, aquaculture, soy, cassava, rice and other commodities. |
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Accion | Accion Global Investments invests in established financial institutions and innovative financial service providers that leverage technology to support underserved microentrepreneurs, families, and individuals in emerging markets. |
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Industrial & Commercial Development Corporation (ICDC) | The facility allows ICDC and one or more parties to participate for a specified period of time in expansion or restructuring of an existing enterprise by taking up shareholding. Maximum ICDC shareholding: 35% |
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HEVA | Start-ups in regular positive cash flow |
Stringent Due diligence |
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Kenya Commercial Bank | Access seasonal loans of up to 70% financing on your total tea delivery for farm inputs, working capital and farm development. |
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Kenya Women Microfinance Bank | Financing for both existing and new clients to acquire tangible asset for business efficiency and commercial use. Assets to be funded include motor vehicles, motor bikes, plant and machinery, tractors, specialized equipment, office equipment, contractor equipment, water pipes etc. |
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ECLOF Kenya | Financing farmers to acquire high breed livestock, as well as farming in horticulture, banana, fruits, oil seeds and floriculture. |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Loans designed to provide start-up capital for those seeking to start, or are engaged in agricultural microenterprises. Specifically, the product targets marketers and processors farm produce, traders, transporters, marketers and processors farm produce. |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Short term loan to finance primary production/ processing of crops at 10% reducing balance interest rate |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Medium term loan to finance producers in need of rehabilitating their crop by purchasing farm inputs, financing farm operations such as labour and transport at 10% reducing balance interest rate |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Long term loan to facilitate borrowers to acquire machinery and equipment at 10% reducing balance rate |
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Aceli Africa | Aceli Africa will provide targeted financial incentives to lenders to increase their risk appetite, while facilitating technical assistance to agricultural SMEs (farmer cooperatives and food processors) so that they can qualify for and manage financing |
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Safaricom | Farmers access loan facilities on the platform to purchase inputs such as feeds, seeds and fertilizers from the farm depot. |
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Industrial & Commercial Development Corporation (ICDC) | This facility enables formation of partnerships between ICDC and one or more parties through creation of a new entity to undertake a specific economic activity for an agreed period of time. The Maximum ICDC shareholding is 35% |
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HEVA | Start-ups in regular positive cash flow Other |
Cultural aspects & due diligence |
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Family Bank | Working capital to purchase stock and/or farm inputs e.g. certified seed, fertilizer and chemical applications |
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Family Bank | Acquisition of moveable assets, such as, motor vehicles, pick ups, buses and lorries. Other assets include: tractors, heavy earth moving equipment, machinery and motor cycles. |
• Minimum own contribution of 20% of cost of asset
• Minimum monthly income of Kes.10,000
• Comprehensive insurance for vehicles/equipment for the period of finance |
• Bank statements for a period of 6 months
• Pro-forma invoice from dealer/ seller
• Copies of logbooks for other motor vehicles owned by the applicant
• Recent AA/Regent Automobiles valuers and assessors valuation (used vehicles)
• Copy of logbook (used vehicles)
• Sale agreement |
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Kenya Commercial Bank | An Agribusiness loan designed for crop farmers who do not have contracts with reputable off takers. The loan gives farmers flexibility of repayment cycles designed to correspond to the respective crop seasons. |
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Kenya Women Microfinance Bank | Financing farmers to acquire greenhouses and irrigation kits |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | The loan is advanced to youth who have existing businesses and are able to provide security. The financing provides friendly large scale financing for business expansion to applicants (may be individual, partnerships or limited companies) |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | The Youth Enterprise Development Fund has partnered with Smart Solutions Africa (SSA) to support young farmers in acquiring green houses and global compliant agricultural inputs |
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AgDevCo | AgDevCo raises debt and equity for commercial investment while also providing technical assistance. |
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Rabobank | Gives producer organisations and SMEs access to affordable financing which allows the organisations to better finance the purchase and processing of their products, which enables them to sell at better prices and under better conditions. Finances sustainable value chains in coffee, cocoa, honey, cotton, spices, nuts, peppers, soya and canned and dried vegetables. In addition we finance fixed assets, such as the extension of production lines. |
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Farm Capital Africa Ltd | Channels Capital to profitable and sustainable ventures through Strategic Partnerships supported by Technology to meet the dire need for access to Agribusiness Financing by small scale Agripreneurs across Africa |
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Industrial & Commercial Development Corporation (ICDC) | The product enables ICDC to finance companies which have a strong growth potential and a demonstrated ability to earn solid profit margins but lack security to offer for a loan. The product therefore has both debt and equity features. Maximum ICDC shareholding: 35% |
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Grassroots Business Fund | Finance Agribusiness SMEs in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda |
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EcoBank | Women-led businesses |
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Bank of Africa | Bank of Africa will scale up your status and business by enabling you acquire new and used movable assets at the best negotiated rates. Our desire is to see you achieve your ambitions. Variety made closer with BOA Asset Finance, assures our customers that we are there to walk the journey with them. We not only offer them a wide selection of options, but guarantee that we will bring their dreams closer by having a fast turn around time. And on top of it all Loan amount, Processing fee, life and comprehensive insurance to be financed as one loan |
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Family Bank | Acquire farm inputs and equipment, livestock feeds, labour costs, school fees |
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Kenya Commercial Bank | An Agribusiness loan designed for crop farmers who do not have contracts with reputable off takers. The loan gives farmers flexibility of repayment cycles designed to correspond to the respective crop seasons. |
•Past crop production records
•Projected cash flow
•Suitable security requirements
•Must have been in production for at least two crop cycles |
•Past crop production records |
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Equity Bank | This loan targets medium and large-scale farmers dealing in any aspect of farming, from large-scale agricultural based foundations to medium and large-scale agricultural traders and processors. To finance bulk purchase of farm inputs (seeds, fertilizer, and chemicals), lease payment, purchase agricultural land, borehole sinking, livestock purchase, biogas plant construction, and farm houses. |
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Equity Bank | Finance working capital and operational needs of value chain players in the business of manufacturing, stocking, importing, exporting and selling agricultural inputs and equipment. |
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Kenya Women Microfinance Bank | Financing farmers to acquire quality farm inputs such as seeds, fertilizers and agro chemicals. |
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Century Microfinance Bank | Advance payout to farmers for upto 80% of the value of the produce delivered to a bulker, producer co-operative, exporter or processor. |
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SMEP Microfinance Bank | Loans given to clients who trade for agricultural inputs and produce like farmers, agro dealers, commodity traders and processors for their day to day operations. |
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Jitegemea Credit Scheme | This is an agribusiness product which aims at supporting farming as a business. |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Medium term loan targeting Cooperative societies to improve quality and quantity of coffee produced through organized and purchase of inputs in bulk at 5% reducing balance interest rate |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Medium term Agro–Processing Loan facility for borrowers who are engaged in processing or value addition to agricultural products through processing before selling at 10% reducing balance interest rate |
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Government Development Finance Initiative | Long term loan facility meant to assist producers undertake critical construction works at 10% reducing balance rate |
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