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    Tomato Jos raises €3.9 million in Series A Funding

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaMay 19, 2020Updated:February 10, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Tomato Jos raises €3.9 million in Series A Funding
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    Tomato Jos raises €3.9 million in Series A Funding

    Tomato Jos, a Kaduna, Nigeria-based agro-processing company that focused on the local production of high-quality tomato paste for the African market, raised €3.9m in Series A funding.

    The round was led by Goodwell Investments, via its West Africa partner Alitheia Capital, with participation from Acumen Capital Partners and VestedWorld.

    Tomato Jos raises €3.9 million in Series A Funding
    Mira Mehta – CEO at Tomato Jos

    The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its business reach.

    Established in 2014 and led by Mira Mehta, Chief Executive Officer, Tomato Jos is an agricultural production company focused primary on production of tomatoes.

    However, this also include soya, and maize to connecting local farmers to domestic consumers.

    The company currently directly supports over 70 smallholder farmers across three growing cycles.

    Growth plans include the installation of a drip irrigation system and a processing plant that can produce 24 tons of finished product per day.

    At scale, Tomato Jos will work with thousands of smallholder farmers on over 2,600 hectares of land, putting more than $1 million of direct income into the local economy each year.

    Tomato Jos raises €3.9 million in Series A Funding

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