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Invest in Magharibi Export Farms
3.5%
Monthly Interest
5
Farms to fund
50
Hectares Managed
8
Counties
15
Crop Varieties
Europe+Asia
Market
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Leverage this compelling long-term investment with historically attractive risk-adjusted returns.
Minimum capital investment
(Ksh 1,522,103)
Monthly interest Earning
Annual interest
Monthly interest earning
(Ksh 53,274)
Renewable Contract terms
Europe is a mature and diverse market for fresh fruit, herbs and vegetables (FFHV) and home to 6 of the
10 largest importing countries in the world. Although short-term needs and prices change regularly, the
overall demand is relatively stable and volumes are large. Europe has a population of over 530 million
consumers. On average, Europe imports 55 million tonnes of FFHV per year. This is 40% of the global
average annual trade volume.
Farming and export of herbs and flowers is high value, high return investment and in decades it has been
dominated by wealthy able investors. MFC is leveraging on investors capital through a farm together
investment to develop fully fledged export farms while offering high returns to investment.
We limit only seven (7) investors per investment listing, listed twice a year with a minimum investment of Ksh 1,500,000 ($11,500)earning a monthly return of Ksh 53,274($416) for 5years contractual agreement.
Magharibi develops two export farms every year based on market demand. Below are the two major opportunities currently available: Garlic Farming and Red Onion Farming.
Garlic farming in Kenya is a highly profitable venture when managed professionally. Garlic, popularly known as Kitunguu Saumu, belongs to the onion family and is a high-value horticultural crop with strong demand in local markets. With proper care, farmers can achieve attractive returns on investment.
Total Cost of Production: 460,000
Note: Farm gate price ranges from Ksh 250 to 400 per kg. Its demand is generally lower compared to bulb onions, hence market uptake can be limited.
Red onion farming in Kenya is among the most profitable agribusiness ventures. Demand is consistently high since onions are a staple in nearly every household. Currently, Tanzania supplements Kenya’s supply by about 50%, but local farmers are steadily filling this gap, creating a huge opportunity for investors.
Total Cost of Production: 425,000
Note: Farm gate price ranges from Ksh 40 to 150 per kg depending on market conditions.