Securing & moving Africa's food.
Mashruum builds tech-enabled storage and mobility infrastructure for West Africa — connecting farms to markets and cutting post-harvest loss.
About Mashruum
Africa's integrated agricultural logistics platform.
Founded in 2022, Mashruum operates at the critical bottlenecks of Africa's food value chain — where crops are aggregated, stored and moved. We build the integrated infrastructure that closes those gaps: active across Ghana today, and expanding into Togo, Uganda and the wider West African region.
- Founded in
- 2022
- Operating in
- Ghana
- Expanding next
- Togo · Uganda
How Mashruum works
Store. Move. Connect.
Three integrated capabilities that make Africa's food supply chain dependable.
Warehouse-as-a-Service, sited where food is grown.
Modular aggregation and storage hubs under managed, scalable facilities — paired with Smart Store inventory and quality control for real-time visibility, grading and traceability that cut post-harvest loss.
- Warehouse-as-a-Service
- Modular aggregation hubs
- Smart Store: inventory & quality
- Grading & traceability
- Post-harvest loss reduction
EV-enabled mobility, from first mile to last.
Electric mobility and logistics that move produce from farm to buyer reliably — cost-efficient, sustainable transport across aggregation and last-mile routes.
- EV mobility fleet
- First-mile aggregation
- Farm-to-market transport
- Distribution & last-mile
- Sustainable, low-cost routing
A data layer across the whole network.
Operational data that optimises asset utilisation, forecasts demand and sharpens supply-chain decisions — connecting supply to demand and opening market access for farmers and agribusinesses.
- Data & insights platform
- Asset-utilisation analytics
- Demand forecasting
- Supply-chain visibility
- Market linkages
Our network
What Mashruum has built — and is building
A distributed agricultural aggregation and logistics network supporting trade across Ghana.
Current presence
Established a distributed network of agricultural aggregation and fulfillment infrastructure across key farming regions in Ghana, with over a dozen operational sites enabling the storage and movement of high-value commodities.
Expansion plan
Expanding the platform with additional aggregation hubs and fulfillment facilities — including planned expansion into new regions and neighbouring West African markets — to support rising commodity volumes.
Who we serve
- Smallholder producers
- Aggregators
- Commodity exporters
- Food processors
- Retail & FMCG
- Institutional buyers
Key execution highlights since inception
- 2022
Mashruum founded
Established to close the midstream gap in Africa's food value chain.
- 2022
Gbung hub live
Flagship aggregation & storage centre operational in the Northern Region.
- 2024
Smart Store deployed
Inventory, grading and traceability rolled out across the network.
- 2026
Network at scale
19+ operational sites and 8,000+ sqm of infrastructure delivered across Ghana.
- 2028Target
Regional expansion
Extending the platform into Togo, Uganda and new West African markets.
Live network
From the Gbung hub to the southern markets.
Real aggregation and fulfillment sites across Ghana — moving high-value crops from production in the north down to the markets and the port in the south.
Why Mashruum
We own the structural control points of the value chain.
Infrastructure at the economic control points of Ghana's agrifood value chain — the aggregation and storage layer where most of the value leaks today.
Operates at the structural constraint layer
- Aggregation and storage are the primary bottlenecks in Ghana's agrifood value chain
- Gaps at the midstream drive value leakage and price inefficiency
- Mashruum anchors operations exactly at these control points
Proven, standardized operating model
- Multiple aggregation and fulfillment sites delivered
- Repeatable, modular deployment approach
- Integrated quality control and inventory management
Embedded with enterprise clients
- Multi-site deployments with anchor enterprise clients
- Expansion within the existing client base lowers acquisition risk
- Infrastructure integrated into client workflows
Modular and scalable by design
- Standardized, modular facilities that replicate quickly
- Capacity scales with rising commodity volumes
- New regions added without reinventing the model
Technology and data-led
- Smart Store inventory, grading and traceability
- Operational data optimizes asset utilization and forecasting
- Sharper supply-chain decisions across the network
Our partners
The organisations we build with.
From the founder
Built on purpose, for the long term.
We started Mashruum to fix a simple, costly problem: too much of Africa's food is lost between farm and market.
By pairing real infrastructure with technology, we're building a supply chain that works — for farmers, for buyers, and for food security across the continent.
Will SenyoFounder & CEO