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Business Description | Company Details |
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Official Website | https://www.releaf.africa/ |
Headquaters | Uyo, Nigeria |
Country | Nigeria |
Company's Networth | $17 Million |
Business Type | Private Company |
Year Founded | 2015-01-02 |
Company Email | info@releaf.ng |
Company Size | 101 - 500 |
Co-Founder(s) | Ikenna Nzewi |
Recieved Funding? | yes |
Number of Funding rounds | 10 |
Funding Type | Seed funding |
Venture Capitalist | Angaza Capital, Duke Capital Partners (Durham), Kaleo Ventures, Metis Capital Partners, and Plesion Capital |
Industry | B2B |
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Linkedin Profile | https://www.linkedin.com/company/releaf-africa/about/ |
Releaf is a company specializing in supply chain technology, providing ingredients to African food factories. Our goal is to create climate-resilient supply chains to meet the needs of Africa’s growing population, which is projected to increase by 3 billion.
We are beginning by reducing the cost of vegetable oil and providing it to food factories in Nigeria.
Releaf offers extension services to smallholder farmers, acts as a buyer of their produce, and transforms the raw material into high-quality inputs for vegetable oil factories.
Along with its physical resources, Releaf makes use of digital technologies such as USSD and open banking, to effectively collaborate with its network of more than 2,000 smallholder farmers.
These farmers have delivered over 15 million kilograms of premium palm kernel nuts to food factories.
Releaf is backed by Y Combinator, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Consonance Investment Managers, Steve Pagliuca (Chairman of Bain Capital), Justin Kan (Co-founder of Twitch), and Iyin Aboyeji (Co-Founder of Flutterwave, Andela).
Releaf Africa’s mission is to industrialize food processing in Africa and create shared prosperity. They aim to achieve this by:
Releaf Africa offers a combination of services aimed at transforming food processing in Nigeria, specifically focusing on the palm oil sector. Here’s a breakdown of their services:
Overall, Releaf Africa acts as a bridge between smallholder farmers and FMCGs, addressing inefficiencies in the traditional palm oil processing system and aiming to benefit all parties involved.