Primary Production
We invest in scalable crop and livestock production systems — from maize, horticulture, and aquaculture to cattle and poultry farming.
Investing in Namibia's Soil, Sustaining Namibia's Future
Agriculture lies at the heart of Namibia’s heritage — and its economic potential. At Kyrix, we invest in transformative agricultural ventures that promote food security, unlock rural economies, and build climate-resilient farming systems.
From commercial farms to agri-tech solutions, we back bold ideas that nourish the land and uplift the people.
Why Agriculture?
Namibia’s vast arable land, untapped water resources, and growing demand for local food production present a major opportunity. With strategic investment, agriculture can be a powerful driver of:
- Job creation and rural development
- Food sovereignty and import substitution
- Export growth in high-value crops and livestock
- Climate-smart innovations for sustainable productivity
Our Focus Areas
Agri-Infrastructure
Cold storage, irrigation systems, processing facilities, and distribution networks that increase efficiency and reduce post-harvest loss.
Agri-Tech & Innovation
Digital platforms, precision farming tools, and climate-smart solutions that revolutionize how Namibians farm.
Agro-Processing & Value Addition
We support ventures that turn raw produce into high-value goods — adding income at every step of the value chain.
Our Approach
- Invest in promising agricultural businesses and projects
- Collaborate with farmers, cooperatives, and agripreneurs
- Co-develop solutions with government, DFIs, and NGOs
- Support inclusive agribusinesses that empower women and youth
Flagship Projects
- H&L Farm – Katima Mulilo
- Enabling livestock farmers to scale through infrastructure, technical training, and capital.
- KILLOW INVESTMENTS CC – Central Region
- Supporting a small holder farmer supplying tomatoes, peppers, and leafy greens to local and regional markets.
Partner with us
We work with:
- Agripreneurs and farm operators
- Input suppliers and off-takers
- Agricultural cooperatives
- Development partners and donors
- Reserach and innovation institutes