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Capital Worth Inc.

East Africa Grain Markets

Capital Worth is East Africa's specialist grain trade finance partner. Financing maize, wheat, rice, and coffee across the EAC — from Nairobi to Addis Ababa.

300M+

EAC Population

7

EAC Member States

$8B+

Annual Grain Trade Value

5

Capital Worth East Africa Offices

East Africa Markets We Serve

On-ground presence across the EAC region

Kenya

EAC hub. Grain import financing, agro-processing, and working capital.

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Ethiopia

Horn of Africa gateway. Coffee, teff, and sesame trade finance.

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Tanzania

Dar es Salaam corridor. Cashew, coffee, and maize finance.

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Uganda

Landlocked EAC market. Maize, coffee, and bean trade finance.

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Rwanda

Emerging agribusiness hub. Coffee and horticulture finance.

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East Africa Grain Finance Services

Comprehensive solutions across the EAC grain corridor

EAC Corridor Finance

Cross-border trade finance for goods moving across EAC member states

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Pre-Export Financing

Working capital for coffee, sesame, cashew, and grain exporters

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Warehouse Receipt Finance

Inventory-backed lending using ECX, TMX, and EAC exchange receipts

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Agribusiness M&A

Acquisition financing and business brokerage across East Africa

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Capital Worth's coverage in East Africa?

Capital Worth operates across all major EAC markets including Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. We have on-ground teams in Nairobi, Addis Ababa, Dar es Salaam, and Kampala.

What commodities does Capital Worth finance in East Africa?

We finance maize, wheat, rice, coffee, tea, sesame, cashews, beans, and horticultural products across East Africa's agricultural zones.

How does Capital Worth use commodity exchange receipts in East Africa?

We accept warehouse receipts from the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX), Tanzania Mercantile Exchange (TMX), and Uganda Commodity Exchange (UCE) as collateral for inventory finance facilities.

Finance Your East Africa Grain Trade with Capital Worth

Our EAC-wide network means one relationship covers your entire East Africa grain corridor.