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Africa Mega Agricorp Plc Makes Board, Management Changes

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Africa Mega Agricorp Plc, listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange(NSE) has announced significant board and management changes effective 3 June 2026.

Among this c-Suite and changes include Phillip Ndabari Muriuki as Board Chairman, Abraham Ng’etich-Acting Chief Executive Officer, James Watenga Kamau-Executive Director and Joshua Gakinya as Independent Non-Executive Director.

Africa Mega Agricorp also confirmed resignations of Yebeltal Getachew and Michael Foley under Capital Markets Authority disclosure rules.

Africa Mega Corp PLC is East Africa’s flagship farm-to-global trade powerhouse, transforming African agriculture through technology, traceability, and seamless market access.

Formerly Kenya Orchards Ltd, AMAC rebranded in 2024 to create a comprehensive platform that empowers millions of farmers, smallholders, women, and youth by connecting them directly to premium international buyers.

The listed firm has end-to-end traceable supply chains ensuring ESG-compliant and sustainable agricultural exports; advanced cold-chain logistics, certified warehousing, and digital marketplaces for global trade efficiency; integrated trade finance, instant settlement through digital banking, and collateral-backed warehouse receipts to reduce risk and improve farmer outcomes and direct access for African farmers and exporters to premium international markets, increasing profitability and market reach.

Africa Mega Corp supports diverse value chains including fruits, vegetables, coffee, tea, nuts, and meats with grading, packaging, and quality verification; has formed strong strategic partnerships with logistics, banking, and certification partners to ensure global compliance, efficiency, and reliable trade.

Operating across all Counties in Kenya and with a presence on five continents, AMAC Plc seamlessly facilitates both exports and imports, creating a truly integrated agricultural trade ecosystem.

The firm ensures African producers—from smallholders to large-scale farms—can access premium international markets, while global buyers benefit from certified, high-quality, traceable, and ESG-compliant produce.

Its platform supports a wide range of value chains including fruits, vegetables, coffee, tea, nuts, and meats, providing end-to-end services such as grading, packaging, quality verification, warehousing, cold-chain logistics, and shipment management.

Through strategic alliances with logistics, banking, and certification partners, AMAC ensures regulatory compliance, global reach, and consistent quality across all products; collaboration with DHL, DMCC Dubai, and local compliance agencies; adherence to international food safety and ESG standards as well as premium, certified, and traceable agricultural exports.

Written by
JACKSON OKOTH

Jackson Okoth Writes for Business Today. He can be reached on email at [email protected]

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