We listed three African companies on the Mauritian stock exchange in a single day, a meat processor from Rwanda, an agro-vet supplier from Malawi, and Africa Eats too. In this podcast, Luni Libes, Africa Eats’ CEO, explains how and why we did that. In this episode, we break down how we took SMEs public, why we created Africa’s first equity market maker, and how African founders can...
Nyota manufactures frozen vegetables, fruits, and beans under the brand name Frozen Isle and sauces under the brand Ntamu. And now, thanks to Africa Eats, is doing so using 25KW of solar power on the roof of their factory outside Nairobi, Kenya.
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Africa Eats listed on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius 11 months ago. How is the stock performing as a public company. Fifth best performer year-to-date, up 18% for the year: Up over 2.6x over the last five years. The stock price was $1.00/share upon incorporation, and the price closed today at $2.68, up again from when the screen shot below was taken. Anyone in the world can buy shares via...
In this conversation, Luni Libes, CEO of Africa Eats, discusses the transformative potential of impact investing in Africa, focusing on agriculture and food security. He shares insights on how his approach differs from traditional venture capital, emphasizing profitability and sustainable business models. Luni highlights the unique challenges and opportunities within the African startup...
Africa Eats shared the highlights of Q3 2025 on a Zoom call with shareholders, recorded below:
00:00 Welcome 21:30 Foward Looking 30:20 Q&A
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Recorded live at AFSIC, the continent’s leading investment conference connecting investors, dealmakers, and African business leaders.
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Seven years is a very long time to try and predict into the future. Most new businesses do not attempt to project that far out. Normally it is just 3 years. 5 years at most. In the latest quarterly report, Luni Libes (CEO) took a look back at the very first financial model, built back in August 2018, seven years and two months ago. If Y1 is 2018, then Y7 is 2024, which means that we can actually...
Afrihealth improves lives by raising the value of livestock, providing smallholder farmers access to quality and affordable veterinary and animal nutrition products through a network of hundreds of local agrovet shops in Eastern Uganda. Livestock constitutes 3.8% OF GDP in the whole of Uganda. Eastern Uganda has a total of 11 million chickens, 2.6m goats, 2.5m cattle, 400,000 sheep, 700k pigs...
Africa Eats’ 2026 Annual Gathering will be on February 5th, 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya. This is the event where we fly all of the bizi founders fly to Nairobi for two days of facilitated discussions and training, and where we invite guests to join for the first of those days. This event is something of an unconference. The overall theme is building the food/ag supply chain across Africa, and...
One of the benefits of owning a publicly listed company is far greater transparency into a company’s financials and workings, and that includes analysis of all that information by 3rd party analysts. The first of these to cover Africa Eats is Emerging & Frontier Capital (EFC), “an independent equity research house specialising in emerging and frontier markets, offering unbiased...