Complete Farmer’s €2.2M raise signals Africa’s shift toward full-stack agtech
- Complete Farmer secured a €2.2 million investment from the EU through the AgriFI programme.
- The funding will help build six rural fulfilment centres across five northern regions of Ghana.
- The startup aims to serve 5,000 farmers initially and scale to 50,000 by 2028.
The investment in Complete Farmer represents a significant step towards transforming agricultural practices in Ghana and potentially across Africa. By integrating physical infrastructure with digital solutions, the startup is addressing critical gaps in the agricultural supply chain, which could serve as a model for future agri-tech initiatives in the region.
