Investment Opportunities

The project aims to establish and run a standard Hygiene & Healthcare production company whose products will be sold in Kenya and throughout the East African Region. From the investment, they seek to eliminate the chances of product stock-out situations and lower the cost of inputs by purchasing raw materials in bulk quantities. Maintain sufficient stock levels for raw materials and finished goods, improving order processing and turn-around time. The project seeks an investment of US$441K and is open for FDI through a majority stake.

The project entails aquaponics farming which is purely organic and includes chicken, fish, and vegetables mainly for commercial purposes. Investors can invest in this via a joint venture by FDI through a Minority stake which involves drilling a borehole complete with accessories and a water tower, construction of 4 warehouses with a cold room, setting up aquaponics farming, and equipping it. This project aims to enhance food security and drinking water and generate more revenue within its community. The estimated cost of this project is UD$ 1.18M

Bamboo protects the soil and water resources in forest catchment areas. This project aims to contribute significantly to rural income and employment, enhance climate resilience and environment conservation, and promote livelihoods. It is also expected to raise awareness of the bamboo value chain to enable local communities to maximize the benefit of bamboo. Several trials have been done by the ENSDA firm in the last four years, which helped to identify suitable species for commercialization and forest reclamation. This project gives an investor the opportunity through a joint venture to invest in the commercialization of bamboo. The project is estimated to cost US$ 2.86 Million.

This project entails the processing of Milly Fruits. It aims to establish a fruit dehydration plant with a capacity of raw fruits 5000 MT per annum, develop high-quality dried premium products for export and domestic market and make farming commercially viable. It also aims to generate rural employment and to produce a minimum of 15% of the product using solar energy. This allows the investor to invest through FDI through Minority Stake. The estimated cost of this project is USD 1.57 M.

The project entails the production of orange sweet potatoes. Its primary goals are to increase agricultural production and reduce poverty and malnutrition within Bungoma County and specific sub-counties in Busia and Kakamega by strengthening food security and improving the incomes of the small farm holds. It also aims to increase productivity which will help create employment among the youths and women engaging in the OSFP value chain. Investment opportunity comes in via joint venture through the continuation program of the production and production of orange sweet potatoes. The estimated cost of this project is USD 35.6 Thousand.

The project entails expansion plans to add a production line for making ready-to-drink fortified composite porridge. This project aims to remove malnutrition and hunger in ASAL regions by providing food to over 300,000 pupils. This project is looking for an equity partner via FDI through a minority stake who can invest in the expansion plan to scale up. The estimated cost for this project is USD 6 Million.

Construction of 66/33kV substation at Kalimungorok, 23MVA 66/33kV substation in Lokichar and grid extension of 120km of 66kV line from Turkwel to Lokichar. The estimated project cost is USD 169 million.

The project will be situated at Kericho. And an investor is being sought to inject funding worth US$ 2.95M with open FDI for a minority stake. Its objectives are to promote the processing and marketing of high-value specialty teas in Kenya and beyond. To promote the highest standards in processing and packaging of specialty teas that will meet the global niche markets. To employ rural people, to provide a platform where we can offer new products into the market through our blending and packaging unit of the business

The project aims to relocate the factory to the acquired 5-acre land and expand its production. The project will involve developing, equipping, and automating the soap manufacturing plant for liquid and powder products. Furthermore, the company intends to manufacture its packaging materials with the possibility of earning income by selling some of the packaging materials. The local company is looking for an international partner who can contribute through equity infusion for the capital requirement in the expansion plan. The investment required is US$ 2.2M as a joint venture for the proposed project.

The company has done a feasibility study and is seeking funding worth USD 242,510 from an investor through a joint venture which will at least make the sales of the products to be 50% of exports sales and is expecting a collaboration with the EU markets, which will lead to increase in revenues through development of sales leads and distribution channels

LOCATION: Coastal Counties of Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, Lamu and Tana River ESTIMATED INVESTMENT COST: USD 100 Million INVESTMENT ENGAGEMENT: Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) Project Description: This proposed Project will run for five years and has four components: Component 1- Governance and management of marine fisheries and aquatic resources, whose objective is to strengthen marine fisheries and coastal aquaculture governance to control fishing, maintain or improve stock productivity and enhance associated ecosystem integrity. Component 2- Promote investment in marine fisheries and coastal aquaculture, whose objective is to promote efficient utilization and value-addition of the resources by increasing investment in the marine fisheries and aquaculture sector. Component 3 – Strengthening Marine Fisheries and Aquaculture-based Livelihoods for Coastal Communities, which aims to enhance the social and economic benefits that coastal communities derive from the sustainable use of marine living resources.

The project involves the Construction of three international airports in Isiolo, Lamu and Turkana and will primarily serve the planned establishment of resort cities in these areas. The Construction of these airports is also aimed to give the country's transport sector great impetus by creating efficiency in the transport and logistics sector. The Isiolo Airport is complete. The project’s EIRR is 20.7%.

The project is located on the western shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya, near the mouth of River Turkwel, to supply to the local communities and tourist establishments and improve the livelihoods of over 6,000 people in the region. The plant will primarily manufacture bottled water products; 500ml and 1 liter. The 1 liter bottled water will sell at USD 0.045/ bottle while the 500ml bottled water will sell for USD 0.025/bottle ex-warehouse Lodwar town, and traders can realize a margin of between 9% and 71%

Infinity Industrial & Logistics Park is located at Ruai, Eastern Bypass, Nairobi County, Kenya and is just a 20 to 30 minutes’ drive from Jomo Kenyatta International airport (JKIA), inland containers terminal and SGR Railway terminal. The project sits on a 200 acres farm. It has been established to provide world-class infrastructure, amenities & facilities under an eco-friendly, green conducive environment to enable over 1000 SMEs, large enterprises and multinational companies to operate on plug & a play basis at reduced operational costs entailing the production of goods at most competitive costs and thus enable units operating from the industrial park to attain high ROI. The project promoters are seeking debt financing to complete the Construction of the industrial park.

The project will be located at the EPZ Zones in Athi River. An investor is being sought to inject funding worth 0.628M, with its objectives among the country's leading brands, achieving long-term relations with clients, and offering the best service. Develop a market share of 5 % in the 1st year. Produce quality products to attract the best price and also create jobs.