Solutions
Panim is a climate and agri-tech integrator connecting data, finance, and technology to unlock green growth and carbon value across Africa's supply chains.
Strategic pillars
Panim designs and operationalizes financing instruments backed by real-time sustainability data, including:
Value created
Unlocks concessional finance and accelerates green portfolio growth.
Panim develops climate, nature, and agri-tech data platforms integrating:
These platforms support the identification and development of green investment pipelines while enabling measurable sustainability reporting.
Additional capabilities include:
Value created
Provides verifiable metrics for finance, sustainability, and carbon reporting.
Panim collaborates with strategic partners to develop:
The company also applies "Problem - Solution - Product" thinking to support green pipeline development and nature-positive products.
Value created
Reduces emissions while creating carbon and nature credit revenue opportunities.
Priority 2
Operations
3,000 MT
Annual traded volume in FY2024
25%
YoY growth (avg.)
Priority 2
Africa's agri-commodity trade exceeds USD 50 billion annually, yet the sector remains fragmented, opaque, and under-digitized.
Demand is increasing for:
Particularly from processors, institutional buyers, and export markets.
Priority 3
Panim currently relies on third-party storage facilities, limiting inventory flow control, traceability, and energy efficiency.
Many existing facilities are energy-intensive, poorly insulated, and lack integrated monitoring systems for temperature, moisture, and product quality.
As operations scale, logistics inefficiencies increase costs by 10-15% and reduce market responsiveness.
Kenya loses approximately USD 1.2 billion annually from post-harvest losses
Less than 10% of perishable produce benefits from cold-chain handling
Poor cold storage contributes to losses of approximately KES 150-200 billion annually
Priority 3
Demand is rising for regional storage and aggregation hubs serving Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and export corridors including Mombasa, Naivasha, and Kampala.
The East African logistics market is projected to grow at 8-10% CAGR, driven by food security needs, trade integration, and export diversification.
8-10%
Projected East African logistics market CAGR
Climate change and energy volatility are accelerating demand for solar-powered facilities and climate-controlled logistics infrastructure.
Panim can support clients with net-zero commitments by reducing warehousing and material handling emissions, which account for approximately 13% of supply chain emissions.
13%
Approx. share of supply chain emissions from warehousing & material handling
Greater operational control and supply chain visibility
Reduced carbon footprint aligned with ESG and green finance goals
Integrated market intelligence and trading analytics platforms