Investing in Africa’s food supply,
from seed to shelf.

Africa Eats invests in fast-growing, profitable companies powering Africa’s food future, turning essential supply chains into compounding capital.

$60M

2026 bizi revenues

$8M

2026 portfolio profits

+22%

annual growth rate

Two dozen for-profit companies, profitably lowering hunger and poverty.

In most of Sub-Saharan Africa, smallholder farmers produce the food. What happens next is where the money is.

No cold chain. No reliable buyer. No contracted offtake price. Produce spoils before it reaches a shelf, and the margin that should compound into a business evaporates at the farm gate. The operator who solves that — who aggregates, moves, brands, and sells to a retailer at scale — captures value at every stage of the chain.

These are not aid projects. They are some of the fastest-growing small businesses on the continent. And almost none of them are on the radar of global investors.

Africa Eats finds them early and scales them up

EATS Performance

Africa Eats is listed on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius

3X

Since 2020

In 2020, the first Africa Eats share traded at $1.00. Today it trades above $3.0000.

That is not a projected return or a target. It is the public record of a compounding portfolio of food businesses, growing on an African stock exchange, watched by anyone who chose to hold.

The Berkshire Africa Business Model

Warren Buffett’s favourite holding period is forever. So is ours.
We apply that logic to the fastest-growing food businesses on the continent.

01.

Minority equity

We take a stake in profitable, founder-led food and agriculture businesses. We never take control. The founder keeps running the bizi.

01.

Minority equity

We take minority stakes in profitable, founder-led food and agriculture businesses. We guide and mentor, never control. The founder runs the bizi — we help them past $1M.

02.

Coach to scale

We guide and mentor our companies past $1M in annual revenue, then $10M and beyond. That has been 100-fold growth.

02.

Coach to scale

We guide and mentor our companies past $1M in annual revenue, then $10M and beyond. That has been 100-fold growth.

03.

List for liquidity

When a bizi is ready, we help it list on a stock exchange. Capital Markets fund the next phase of growth. Africa Eats rides the gains.

03.

List for liquidity

When a bizi is ready, we help it list on a stock exchange. Capital Markets fund the next phase of growth. Africa Eats rides the gains.

What Do You Want in  An Investment?

Most African investments make you choose. Returns or impact. Liquidity or growth. Proof or potential.

EATS delivered all five. Share price: $1.00 in 2020.Over $3.000 today.

High Returns

3x capital appreciation in 6 years.

Not projected. Delivered. The share price moved from $1.00 in 2020 to $3.00, representing ~20% annual capital appreciation — driven not by sentiment but by real revenue growth in the underlying businesses. Portfolio revenues have grown from $600,000 in 2014 to $60 million in 2026.

S&P All Africa returned 12.9% over the same period. EATS delivered ~20% annual growth.
Low Risk

Diversified across the continent.

A geographically diversified portfolio across 8+ African countries — Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda, and more. When one country's politics shift, the portfolio does not move with it. That is what two dozen bizi across multiple currencies and regulatory environments actually buys you.

Over two dozen. 8+ countries. No single company represents more than a fraction of total portfolio value.
High Potential

One billion people today. Two billion by the 2040s.

Sub-Saharan Africa is the fastest-growing population on the planet. Every one of those people eats. The businesses in this portfolio sit inside the supply chain that moves food from a smallholder farm to a retailer's shelf. The total addressable market is not a projection. It is a demographic fact.

Africa's food market is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030. The bizi in this portfolio are already inside it.
Impact

Creating income for the farmers who grow Africa's food. Through investing — not philanthropy.

Most investments ask whether you can have impact without sacrificing returns. Africa Eats was built on the premise that you cannot solve hunger and poverty with grants. You solve them by backing profitable businesses that create cash incomes for smallholder farmers.

This is capitalism solving hunger. Not charity. Not development finance. A publicly listed company with audited reports and a share price you can check today.
Liquid

Buy when you want. Exit any weekday.

African equities have a reputation for illiquidity. EATS is the exception. A registered market maker maintains standing buy and sell orders every trading day, 52 weeks a year. You are never waiting for another investor to take the other side of your trade.

The minimum purchase is one share. When you want to exit, the market is already there.

Buy and sell EATS shares at africaeats.com/invest — any weekday, any week of the year.
Africa Eats EATS Ticker Performance Chart

Bizi Companies

Our relationship with our investees is beyond the norm.
Our perpetual hold makes us true partners.

Every bizi in the Africa Eats portfolio is a real business with a real founder making real revenue.

Full Portfolio

Every bizi in the Africa Eats portfolio is a real business with a real founder making real revenue.

Africa Eats is listed with EATS shares available.

Two dozen African food and agriculture companies, held permanently inside one share you can buy from anywhere in the world.