GELET is a development trust that turns warehouse receipts into tradeable collateral for Zimbabwe's smallholder farmers, backed by pension fund investment and powered by fintech payment rails.
Zimbabwe's smallholder farmers produce the majority of the country's food crops, but most can't access formal credit. Their harvested grain sits in storage, losing value to time and pests, while they lack the capital to invest in the next season. The collateral is there. The financial infrastructure to unlock it is not. GELET bridges this gap by combining proven warehouse receipt models from Nigeria with Zimbabwe's existing exchange infrastructure and pension fund capital.
Zimbabwe's agricultural potential is constrained not by land or labor, but by capital. GELET exists to create the financial infrastructure that turns stored commodities into liquid assets, connects institutional capital to productive agriculture, and ensures that the people who feed the nation can fund their own growth.