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Export Trading Group started in Kenya back in 1967 with a small setup trading goods in East and Central Africa. With the painstaking effort of thousands of ETGians over half a century, it has grown today to being a conglomerate with a presence in 46 countries across six strategically created business verticals. While growing into a multi-billion-dollar company, ETG has retained its focus on the sources of its success – farmer engagement and a resilient supply chain. These are the reasons behind the creations of our agri-inputs, logistics verticals and the very backbone of our commodity business. In an effort to give back beyond the scope of economic returns, we actively support our non-profit ‘ETG Farmers Foundation’, contribute to sustainability and fair-trade practices through initiatives like ‘Beyond Beans’ and every one of our country offices runs a local CSR program independently, according to needs of their immediate environment

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1967 – 1985

Export Trading Company is established in Kenya to market locally produced and manufactured goods in East and Central Africa.

Company is bought by its present owners and introduced into the East African Market as an Agricultural participant.

1986 – 1996

ETG emerges as a major supplier in food aid operations with the UN World Food Programme becoming its biggest customer. To service the contract, trading routes are established in Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan and Somalia

Operations extended to Southern Africa.

1997 – 2005

The Company expands its food aid portfolio to become a prominent supplier to various NGO’s.

Supply chain diversification becomes a strategic priority with significant infrastructure investments made in processing storage and logistics in East and Southern Africa.

2006 – 2011

Focus on value addition through processing with the addition of facilities in Mozambique, Uganda, India and Tanzania

The Company opens its first North American office and significantly expands its branded-product processing acquisitions in the areas of maize, soya beans, wheat, nuts and coffee.

2012 – 2017

Group introduced private equity shareholders.

Erected a plant in Bangladesh and expanded Canada operations. Capital expansion include Cashew Processing Plants, expansion of Logistics and Fertilizer blending plants.

2018 – 2020

Launching Vamara Group.

PIC gains shareholding in EIHL

Mitsui joins as Group shareholder

Acquisitions include Zamanita in Zambia, Ilta Grains in Canada, Mihan Gas in Tanzania, Wimpak in Australia and Sidi Parani in South Africa