Agribusiness firm Sasini Plc has put its Nairobi-based avocado processing plant on the market, pointing to a possible change in its diversification strategy.
In a public notice, Sasini Avocado EPZ Limited said the facility can process up to eight tonnes per hour and features modern infrastructure, including cold storage capable of holding four export containers simultaneously.
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The company noted that the relatively new plant is ready for immediate use and is ideal for investors looking to enter or expand within the avocado export sector.
According to the notice, the facility is being sold on an “as-is, where-is” basis, either as a fully operational business or as a standalone asset.
Sasini did not reveal the reasons behind the planned disposal.
The firm entered avocado farming between 2017 and 2020 as part of a broader effort to diversify beyond its traditional tea and coffee operations.

The move comes after Sasini returned to profitability in the financial year ending September 2025, recording a net profit of Sh188 million, a turnaround from a loss of Sh562.9 million the previous year.
The potential sale is expected to reshape the company’s agribusiness portfolio as it reviews its investments in the horticulture segment.
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