From entering a market to building sustainable cross-border operations, our services are shaped around your sector, your clients and your next destination.
OUR CORE SERVICES
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Market access for trade
We help established service providers follow their clients into new markets, identify local partners, coordinate market-entry requirements and develop new commercial opportunities.
We facilitate access to qualified capital providers for cross-border contracts, receivables and operating needs. Financing is structured around your business, sector and destination market.
We facilitate compliant repatriation and treasury coordination through qualified providers, helping businesses manage liquidity, reduce trapped-capital exposure where permitted and redeploy value.
International expansion creates financial needs. We coordinate access to appropriately licensed providers for payments and collections, foreign exchange, treasury, repatriation and capital. Our role is trade facilitation: connecting your business with the right infrastructure, expertise and qualified partners.
Financial services are facilitated through qualified providers and remain subject to applicable regulation, eligibility and market availability.
TRADE MISSIONS
From introductions to outcomes.
FEATURED MISSION · 17–18 MARCH 2025
Kenya–Nigeria Trade Mission
One of our most successful trade missions brought the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) and the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) to Nigeria. Over two days, Kenyan and Nigerian delegates met in roundtable and boardroom dialogue, heard from the Kenya Embassy, and visited markets and retail shelves in Lagos to see trading conditions first-hand.
Other collaborating institutions included the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS), and Wema Bank Plc.
NEWS COVERAGE
The Guardian Nigeria
Kenya-Nigeria Trade Mission strengthens business ties in landmark visit
Research, policy advisory, development and implementation help build a stronger environment for trade.
FEATURED PUBLICATION · T20 SOUTH AFRICA · OCTOBER 2025
The Fragmented Support Systems Hindering Trade in Africa: Challenges Faced by SMEs
Ijidolapo Ijiwoye, Founder and CEO, Tradeflow Africa, co-authored with Dalton Makepeace, Founder, Promote: Global
Intra-African trade stands at only 14%. This policy brief traces much of that gap to fragmented SME support: inconsistent regulations, customs procedures and policies across borders, scattered information and slow processes that raise costs and limit market access. Written for South Africa’s G20 presidency, it calls on the G20 to prioritise intra-African trade and sets out six SME-centred recommendations to strengthen trade infrastructure and align national and regional policy.
