Avenews Commits KES 2.5 Billion Disbursements to Strengthen Agri-SMEs and Supply Chains in Kenya
- Millie
- Mar 13
- 1 min read
At Avenews, we believe that access to the right financing at the right time is the key to building a strong and resilient agricultural sector. That’s why we are committing to disburse KES 2.5 billion to agri-SMEs in Kenya, ensuring that businesses in the supply chain can keep moving, restocking, and growing—without being held back by cash flow challenges.

Why This Commitment Matters
Kenya’s agricultural sector contributes 35% to GDP and is the backbone of millions of livelihoods. Yet, financing for the businesses that keep this sector running—distributors, wholesalers, processors, and suppliers—has remained a challenge.
Only 3.6% of commercial bank lending goes to agriculture, despite it being one of Kenya’s largest industries.

Without working capital, businesses in the supply chain stall, slowing down Kenya’s food systems and economic growth.
Avenews is changing this reality by making financing more accessible, transparent, and designed for agri-trade.
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Recurring capital to grow, restock,
and meet market demand.
Turn unpaid invoices into working capital
and keep the supply flowing.
Finance supplier payments on time while
extending your payment due date.