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The Kalinasho range arranged together: juices, jam, cookies and chocolate

Backing Namibia's food self-sufficiency.

A capital-efficient, fast-growing local food manufacturer with national ambitions. Figures as at October 2026.

Kalinasho at a glance

2023
Founded · Ongwediva, Namibia
N$516,882
Revenue in 2025, up 83% on 2023
2,492
Customers served
40+
Contracted farmers
6+
Retail partners
11
Laboratory-tested products

The investment case

  1. A structural gap, with policy behind it.

    Namibia imports around 80 per cent of its processed food. Government import substitution, retailers' local-sourcing programmes and SADC trade advantages all point the same way.

  2. A model that locks in supply and demand.

    Direct contracts with 40+ farmers, growing to 100–150, feed four routes to market: retail, wholesale, online and government supply.

  3. Proven, compounding growth.

    Revenue rose from N$282,500 in 2023 to N$442,090 in 2024 and N$516,882 in 2025.

  4. A clear plan to scale.

    Industrial machinery to lift capacity three to four times, retail reach growing from 4 to 20 stores, and an e-commerce channel on the way.

  5. Impact that investors can measure.

    Reduced post-harvest losses, 30+ rural jobs and 100+ women and young people trained, aligned with UN SDGs 2, 8 and 12.

Financial trajectory

Solid bars are reported actuals. Dashed bars are management targets, not guarantees.

N$282,5002023actualN$442,0902024actualN$516,8822025actualN$635,0002026targetN$825,0002027targetN$1.3m2028target
Revenue by year in Namibian dollars
YearRevenueStatus
2023N$282,500Actual
2024N$442,090Actual
2025N$516,882Actual
2026N$635,000around 37,135 unitsTarget
2027N$825,000around 48,246 unitsTarget
2028N$1.3 million+around 76,023 unitsTarget

Margins are planned to grow from 20 per cent in 2026 to 25 per cent in 2027 and 30 per cent by 2028 as volume and machinery capacity scale.

The market we are building into

N$162 million
Serviceable obtainable market in Namibia
N$1.2 billion
Wider Southern African market
N$260 billion
Global organic foods market

Our 2027 plan targets 30+ retail partners and expansion into South Africa, Botswana, Belgium and Djibouti.

The raise: N$95,500

A focused, capital-efficient round to expand production, certification, farmer training and retail growth.

N$95,500the raise
Use of funds
AllocationAmountShare
Industrial equipment and machinery for expanded productionN$60,40063.25%
ISO certification and export packagingN$10,02010.49%
Farmer training: supply chain workshops for 100–150 farmersN$10,02010.49%
Marketing expansion and a retail specialist hireN$9,0609.49%
Branding, promotions and operationsN$6,0006.28%
TotalN$95,500100%

What it delivers within 12–18 months

  • Support for 100 local smallholder farmers
  • Five new jobs within 12 months
  • Capacity doubled, with 15–20 new retail partners secured
  • Revenue scaled to N$825,000+

Investor enquiries

To request the full investor presentation or arrange a conversation, contact Kalinasho Trading Enterprises CC at info@kalinasho.com or +264 81 254 6850, or write to P.O. Box 2313, Swakopmund, Namibia. You can also follow us on LinkedIn: Kalinasho Trading Enterprises.

Forward-looking statements. Figures marked as targets are projections based on management's current plans and expectations, not guarantees. Actual results may differ materially. This page is for information only and is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security.

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