Leveraging the growing real estate industry in Somaliland and the shortage of cement bricks, the company secured a Shuraako-facilitated investment to expand its product offerings. The investment allowed Daldhis to increase its production of aluminum furniture and fittings by purchasing aluminum mate...

To keep up with the growing demand for its products, Dhidar needed to procure equipment to expand its facility to house a crusher site. Through a Shuraako-facilitated investment, Dhidar was able to expand the facility and efficiently increase its current production of aggregate and cement blocks.

Through a Shuraako-brokered investment, the farm was able to procure and install irrigation pipes to connect the water tanks, berkads, and current irrigation system to its crops, thus completing a robust, modern irrigation system and expanding farmland usage.

FISTCO was experiencing increasing demand for products that require wide-format printing, precise contour cutting, and garment printing. Through a Shuraako-facilitated investment, FISTCO was able to expand its business operations by purchasing a wide-format inkjet printer, contour cutter, and garmen...

Though demand for newer vehicle models has risen in Somaliland, most garages are still unequipped to service them. Through a Shuraako-brokered investment, Gaameelo was able to tap into this market and increase its yearly profits.

Through a Shuraako-facilitated investment, Royalsom was able to procure three 35- to 40-seater buses and two Toyota Land Cruisers, supporting expansion of the company’s existing car rental services.

With growing demand for its products and services, Wadajir became constrained by a lack of storage space. A Shuraako-brokered investment supported the company’s construction of a 13-unit business center, including two multipurpose halls, an office, and a kitchen.

Focused on the import of spare auto parts and other vehicle accessories such as tires and batteries. Through a Shuraako-facilitated investment, Bahaya was able to acquire this equipment for its facility.

Somali National Fishing Company (“SNFC”) is a medium-sized fish processing company that started its operations with a goal of providing quality and accessible fish products throughout Somalia.

United Basic Industries (“Durdur”) is known as one of the leading water suppliers in Somaliland. Through a Shuraako-brokered investment, the company was able to purchase water purification and filling machinery, a water tank truck, and two delivery trucks.

Bixin provides ground transportation between Puntland and Somaliland for both passengers and parcels with a fleet of 39 minibuses, five of which are dedicated to secure parcel delivery.

Yustan Seafood Processing is a fish processor and wholesaler. They are the largest Somali fishery exporter to Ethiopia, with cold chain storage facilities in two cities and a network of vendors in four regions.

National Energy Corporation of Somalia (“NECSOM”) is one of the largest electricity and energy providers in Somalia.

Kalluun Maal Fishing Cooperative is a fishing company that was established in 2018 through the merger of two small-scale fishing companies and two additional investors.

Solargen Technologies is a renewable energy company founded in 2012. Among other solar products, they produce solar water pumping systems, rooftop solar panel grids, and miniature grids.