Tradeable operates through four capabilities that connect sourcing, credit, coordination, and project execution. Together, these capabilities help move strategic development projects across Africa from procurement to execution.
Tradeable works across sectors where reliable supply, structured payment terms and coordinated execution can make the difference between a project remaining on paper and moving forward.
Supporting agricultural inputs, food products, processing materials and trade flows linked to food security and local industry.
Supporting supply chains and project inputs across solar, LPG, petroleum, gas-linked infrastructure and energy-related trade.
Helping contractors, developers and project sponsors access materials required for infrastructure and development projects.
Sourcing and structuring supply for machinery, industrial equipment, project equipment and specialised inputs.
Supporting the movement of finished goods, raw materials and industrial inputs across trade corridors.
Supporting telecom infrastructure rollout, tower projects and connectivity-related supply chains across African markets.
Helping structure supply, trade finance and stakeholder coordination for larger development and infrastructure projects.
Supporting medical equipment, facility inputs and healthcare-related project supply chains.
You need access to reliable, aggregated sourcing from global markets — with payment cycles that align with your cash flow rather than requiring full capital upfront. We provide both.
You have a confirmed opportunity — infrastructure, energy, healthcare, or industrial — but the supply chain, financing structure, and stakeholder coordination are not yet aligned. We build that structure.
You want to support larger transactions but need a structured, compliance-screened counterparty that has already aligned the supply, delivery, and repayment mechanics. We originate those transactions.
Whether you are a buyer, project sponsor, or financial institution — if you have a high-value opportunity that requires supply chain, capital structuring, and execution coordination, the next step is a conversation.
