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    BIO invests in Limbua Kenya to boost sustainable agro-industrial growth

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    By Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi on November 5, 2025 Agriculture, Funding, Investments, News

    The Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries (BIO), a prominent development finance institution, has announced a strategic investment in Limbua Kenya, a leading processor in the country’s macadamia sector. This investment marks a significant step in supporting sustainable agriculture and inclusive economic development in Kenya.

    Limbua Kenya has built a robust value chain that spans organic nuts, oils, and dried fruits, working closely with nearly 10,000 smallholder farmers. The company’s model not only promotes environmentally responsible farming practices but also enhances income opportunities for rural communities through fair trade and market access.

    Nada Shall, BIO’s Regional Head for Eastern and Southern Africa, commented:

    We’re proud to back a company that seamlessly integrates inclusive growth, sustainability, and innovation. Limbua is contributing meaningfully to Kenya’s agro-industrial transformation while improving livelihoods for thousands of farmers. This investment aligns with BIO’s mission to foster long-term development impact in emerging markets.

    The partnership between BIO and Limbua Kenya is expected to accelerate the company’s expansion, strengthen its processing capabilities, and deepen its reach across Kenya’s agricultural landscape, ultimately reinforcing the country’s position in the global organic macadamia market.

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