Description

The Vegetable Farming Investment Project focuses on large-scale cultivation of potatoes and tomatoes in fertile agricultural zones around Kigali. Rwanda faces a consistent demand for fresh vegetables, both domestically and regionally, with supply often falling short, leading to high market prices and imports.

This project covers 50 hectares of irrigated farmland, with a mix of open-field and greenhouse farming to ensure year-round production. Modern drip irrigation systems and organic soil enrichment techniques will be employed to maximize yields and reduce dependency on rainfall.

We have established partnerships with:

·         Local supermarkets for fresh produce supply.

·         Food processors & exporters for bulk purchase contracts.

·         Regional buyers in Uganda and DRC where demand is growing rapidly.

By combining modern farming technology with skilled agricultural workers, the project is designed to produce consistent harvests and stable returns for investors.

How You Get Benefit

·         Investors receive 30% ROI over 18 months, distributed in 3 return cycles (every 6 months).

·         ROI is generated from contracted sales to supermarkets, hotels, and food processors.

·         Returns are predictable because of guaranteed market demand.

·         Capital is safeguarded by crop insurance and forward purchase agreements.

Our Goal & Challenge

Goal: Improve local vegetable supply, reduce imports, create jobs, and position Rwanda as a key regional supplier.
Challenges: Climate change, pest outbreaks, and logistics. Mitigations include irrigation, crop protection measures, and refrigerated storage.