Ghanaian agritech startup Complete Farmer has secured a $2.5 million investment from the European Union’s AgriFI initiative to expand its operations in Northern Ghana.
The funding will support the construction of agricultural fulfillment centers and the expansion of Complete Farmer’s digital platform to reach over 5,000 smallholder farmers across Ghana’s five northern regions.
The investment aims to enhance local value chains, reduce post-harvest losses, and improve market access for farmers in underserved areas.
Complete Farmer’s platform connects smallholder farmers with global buyers and agricultural input providers, offering tailored production protocols, real-time farm monitoring tools, and integrated logistics services.
The funding will enable Complete Farmer to deepen its presence in rural Ghana and scale its services to reach over 50,000 smallholder farmers by 2028.
This expansion builds on the $10 million in private capital the company raised in 2023 to grow its operations across Ghana and neighboring countries.
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The AgriFI initiative, launched by the European Union, aims to unlock sustainable investments in micro, small, and medium agri-enterprises (MSMEs) in developing countries. It places a strong emphasis on smallholder inclusion, climate-smart agriculture, and rural employment.
The initiative aligns with the EU’s broader development strategy, particularly in the northern regions where agricultural modernization has been hindered by limited infrastructure and investment.
