Oxano Capital invests in Zambia's Zamgoat
Zamgoat was established to transform the goat value chain.
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Oxano Capital, a Netherlands-based firm that focuses on sub-Saharan Africa, has announced an investment in Zamgoat, a meat processing company headquartered in Zambia.
Founded in July 2012, Zamgoat was established to transform the goat value chain, taking goat meat from traditional, informal markets into a commercial, sustainable, and value-added industry.
The company aggregates goats from smallholder farmers, processes value-added meat products, and distributes them through retail outlets, food service channels, and consumer brands.
Beyond Zambia, Zamgoat is positioned to meet rising regional demand in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, and Rwanda. Its growth strategy also includes unlocking Middle East exports.
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