Demand for traceable fresh produce and compliant goat meat is growing faster than certified regional supply, while limited irrigation, packing and cold-chain capacity continues to restrict otherwise capable farmers; closing that infrastructure gap creates a timely opportunity.
EU and UK retailers don't buy harvests — they buy programmes. A supplier who can deliver the same french bean, at the same grade, every week of the year, wins contracts that one-season sellers never see.
That is why Skil Ventures runs two blocks in two countries. When Kirinyaga rests, the Masaka and Mubende areas of Uganda carry the programme — and vice versa. Complementary rainfall and altitude turn seasonality from a risk into a schedule.
Field heat removed within hours. Temperature held unbroken to the aircraft. The buyer's quality team sees it in the temperature record attached to every consignment — block of origin, harvest date, grade, all documented.
Gulf buyers face fragmented, uncertified goat supply. A 20,000-head, halal-compliant, traceable herd doesn't compete with the gate market — it replaces it.
Hass avocados anchor the fruit programme — long harvest windows, strong EU demand and trees that appreciate as productive farmland.
The continuing shortage of reliable cold-chain and packing infrastructure means that producers who build compliant capacity early are better placed to secure dependable supply relationships and serve buyers consistently over many seasons.
Buyers are short of reliable, certified suppliers who hold spec and documentation all season.
Fresh produce and goat meat demand keeps rising across EU, UK and Gulf retail and food service.
River Sagana water, year-round climate and a skilled agricultural workforce at both blocks.
Building the cold chain and packing capacity now creates the operational reliability needed to win buyer confidence, protect product quality and retain valuable supply programmes for years to come.
We produce horticulture crops (beans, peas, herbs, chillies, avocados, passion fruit) and goat meat for export from 480 hectares in Kenya and the Masaka and Mubende areas of Uganda — with our own cold chain from field to airport.
Through our USD 2.5M growth round (projected 19.4% IRR, 2.39x multiple). Contact us for the memorandum, then book an investor call or site visit. See the Invest page for the full case.
Yes — we welcome discussions on land, packhouse, cold storage and logistics partnerships across both blocks. See the Farmland page.
Send your specs, volumes and schedules via the contact form or WhatsApp +254 700 367 978 and our sales desk will respond with availability and pricing.
River Sagana, Kirinyaga County, Kenya — with operations in Masaka and Mubende, Uganda. Export corridors to JKIA Nairobi and Entebbe airports.
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