Agricultural inputs play a critical role in ensuring productive and sustainable farming operations. The Agricultural Input - 8 project focuses on financing the procurement, distribution, and trading of essential agricultural inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, micronutrients, crop protection products, and other farming necessities that support crop production across Bangladesh.

Investor funds will be utilized to facilitate the sourcing, inventory management, and distribution of agricultural inputs through established supply chain channels. As farmers continue to adopt modern cultivation practices and seek quality inputs to maximize productivity, demand for agricultural inputs remains strong throughout the year.

Designed as a 12-month investment opportunity, the project provides investors with the benefit of profit distribution, every 3 months, creating a regular cash flow opportunity while maintaining exposure to Bangladesh's growing agricultural sector.

Through efficient operational management, market-driven distribution, and strong agricultural demand, the project aims to generate sustainable returns while contributing to improved farm productivity and agricultural development.

Why Invest with WeGro?

WeGro Technologies Limited is an agri-fintech company transforming rural farming in Bangladesh through digital finance, quality inputs, and market access. Founded in 2021, WeGro replaces high-interest informal loans with a structured, transparent financing model.

• Institutional strength: Works with leading banks and MFIs including Brac Bank, Dhaka Bank, City Bank, MTBL, UCB, EBL, and Sajida Microfinance.

• Quality inputs: Farmers receive verified seeds and fertilizers from trusted partners like Syngenta, Lalteer, Brac Seed, and others.

• Assured markets: WeGro connects farmers directly to B2B buyers, ensuring fair prices and stable demand.

• Proven impact: $11M+ financed, 20,000+ farmers impacted across 43 upazilas.

• Recognized & awarded: Global Hackcelerator Winner (SFF 2024), backed by leading accelerators and grants.