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Our financing solutions cover the entire value chain of the food and agribusiness industry

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  • Tailored Solutions: Each financing structure is customized to fit the nature and timeline of your agribusiness.

  • Confidential and Professional Approach: We respect your business information with utmost discretion and professionalism.

  • Sustainability-Driven: We support food security goals, environmental practices, and long-term agricultural prosperity.

  • Experienced Network: Trusted by industry leaders since 2016.

  • Quick Evaluation: Our due diligence and feasibility process is fast and transparent.

 

  • Cattle and Poultry Farms (Beef, Broiler, and Layer)

  • Goat and Sheep Farms

  • Feedlot Operations

  • Meat Processing Units

  • Integrated Agribusiness Enterprises

  • Organic and Sustainable Food Producers

  • Exporters and Distributors in Food Industry

We work exclusively with professional farmers, business owners, and directors who are ready to grow responsibly with the right funding support.

The global agribusiness and food industry is a critical sector that ensures food security, sustainable rural development, and economic resilience. These top-tier institutions lead the way in financing, developing, and supporting innovative solutions in agribusiness worldwide.

1. Rabobank Group

Rabobank, headquartered in the Netherlands, is a global leader in food and agriculture financing. With a mission to feed the world sustainably, Rabobank offers extensive financial products tailored to agribusinesses.
Website: https://www.rabobank.com

2. International Finance Corporation (IFC)

Part of the World Bank Group, IFC actively supports agricultural development by investing in private sector companies that drive inclusive and sustainable growth in food systems.
Website: https://www.ifc.org

3. ExcellTrust International

ExcellTrust International is an emerging premium partner for agribusiness food financing across Asia and emerging markets. With tailored funding models such as investment loans, strategic partnerships, and supply chain-based financing, ExcellTrust empowers livestock, poultry, and agriculture businesses to scale sustainably and responsibly.
Website: https://excelltrust.com

4. BNP Paribas

With a strong commitment to sustainable agriculture and green finance, BNP Paribas supports agribusinesses through innovative financial solutions aligned with ESG principles and rural development.
Website: https://group.bnpparibas

5. Crédit Agricole Group

As one of Europe’s largest cooperative banking groups, Crédit Agricole has deep roots in the agricultural sector, offering dedicated products and services to farmers and agri-entrepreneurs globally.
Website: https://www.credit-agricole.com

ExcellTrust provides financial solutions tailored to Agribusiness Food Financing, ensuring seamless operations By choosing ExcellTrust, companies can focus on delivering quality while we handle their financial challenges.

Flexible and fast funding to manage daily operational costs, purchase feed, veterinary services, labor, and utility expenses.

✅ Investment Loan – Long Term to Short-term

✅ Partnerships & Joint Ventures

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Finance livestock, farm equipment, cold storage, delivery fleets, and other essential agricultural infrastructure.

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Support cross-border trade in meat, poultry, and food commodities with tailored financial instruments including Letters of Credit and Trade Guarantees.

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✅ FUNDING SCHEME: Loans / Partnership 

Secure funding for large-scale agribusiness expansion, new farm development, or value-added processing plants.

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Short-term Loan solutions to address urgent cash flow needs during harvest or procurement cycles.

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Top 5 News Articles on Agribusiness Food Financing

1. World Bank to Double Agricultural Commitments to $9 Billion Annually by 2030

The World Bank has announced plans to increase its annual investment in agricultural financing to $9 billion by 2030. This initiative aims to address challenges in food production, productivity, and infrastructure, leveraging climate finance resources and digital advancements to support agribusiness growth. Source: ReutersReuters

2. Indonesia Offers Loan Forgiveness to MSMEs in Agriculture and Fisheries

The Indonesian government has implemented a six-month policy offering full loan forgiveness to certain micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in agriculture and fisheries. This move aims to enhance economic growth and support key contributors to the nation’s food production. Source: ReutersReuters

3. Bank Mandiri Enhances Financial Access for Farmers and SMEs

Bank Mandiri is reinforcing its commitment to the agricultural sector by providing subsidized financing through the People’s Business Credit (KUR) scheme. Approximately 29.5% of the total KUR disbursement was allocated specifically for agriculture, aiming to empower farmers and strengthen national food security. Source: Jakarta DailyVietnam+ (VietnamPlus)+3Jakarta Daily – Indonesia News Portal+3Antara News+3

4. Indonesia Seeks to Bolster Financing for MSMEs in Agriculture and Fishery

Indonesia’s Ministry of MSMEs is working to strengthen financing for MSMEs in agriculture and fishery sectors to support food self-sufficiency. The government has disbursed significant funds under the low-interest-rate People’s Business Credit (KUR) program to boost productivity in these sectors. Source: ANTARA NewsVietnam+ (VietnamPlus)+2Antara News+2eFeedLink+2

5. Local VC Firms Eye Agriculture and Food Tech Amid Global Food Security Concerns

Indonesian venture capital firms are turning their attention to agriculture and food tech startups as global food security becomes a pressing issue. Investments are being directed towards startups in agriculture, farming, fisheries, and related industries to address challenges posed by climate phenomena and protectionism. Source: The Jakarta PostThe Jakarta Post

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