Connecting Pakistan's 37 million acres to $4 trillion of Islamic capital.
Not another marketplace. An institution.
Ten steps. One deal. Every node is a division of AgroHub — click any step to open it. This is the whole business, in a single transaction.
A sovereign fund, an Islamic bank, an exporter and a farmer each ask the same question before a transaction worth millions: can we be trusted with it? The structure is our answer.
We arrange and structure deals — never pool or manage investor money. A deliberate firewall against collective-investment licensing.
Every deal is built to a named contract — Salam, Murabaha, Ijara, Musharakah — with an approval reference and append-only audit trail, structured for Shariah Supervisory Board sign-off.
Sentinel-2/-1 satellite confirms planting and tracks crop health all season — the financier's own eyes on the crop, not our word.
Every figure on this site is live, clearly labelled illustrative, or on a stated roadmap. We publish our methodology — and our limits.
AgroHub is pilot-stage. Shariah board formalisation and SBP / SECP engagement are in progress. Nothing here is an offer of securities.
The full treatment — risk register, arranger model, capital protection — lives on Investor Relations.
Where Islamic capital meets agricultural assets.
Every transaction — from financing to final settlement — runs through one transaction engine, one governance framework, and one intelligence layer.
Islamic banks, sovereign wealth funds, family offices and diaspora investors. Shariah-structured agricultural assets, satellite-verified and warehouse-collateralised.
Enter Capital →Farmers, traders, exporters, buyers, logistics and agricultural services. Where physical supply is listed, financed and moved.
Enter Markets →Satellite analytics, AI risk scoring, market intelligence and food-security insight — for lenders, exporters and governments.
Enter Intelligence →Pilot programme · figures indicative, not an offer of securities.
Not a suite of products — Salam, Murabaha, logistics, AI. One operating system for the agricultural asset. Scroll to run one transaction through all eight layers.
Each crop cycle becomes a named, verifiable agricultural asset — Shariah-structured, satellite-monitored, warehouse-collateralised. Institutions don't buy products; they buy risk. Here is what one AgroHub asset looks like, beside the live register of every asset we originate and track.
One screen for the capital allocator — exposure, allocation, risk, verification and impact, from orbit to settlement. Bloomberg-grade monitoring for an agricultural asset class.
Deliberately small. Real enough to cite forever.
One financed harvest, two ways to clear it: premium hard-currency capital from abroad, and Pakistan's own import-substitution market at home. Same verified Shariah rails — the right structure for each buyer. Tap an engine to look inside.
Export is the cream. Domestic is the base. Both run on the same verified, Shariah-structured structures — Salam, Murabaha, Musharakah and more.
One institution, two journeys. Choose the door that fits — each has its own path, tools and language.
Islamic banks, sovereign funds, family offices and diaspora investors. Shariah-structured agricultural assets — satellite-verified, warehouse-collateralised, governed.
Farmers, exporters, traders and buyers. Certified inputs, in-kind finance, satellite verification, a warehouse receipt and a named buyer — grow, sell and get financed.
From the $4-trillion gap to the bridge that closes it — the problem, the solution, and how we verify every deal from space.
Salam-financed rice, satellite-verified and partner-executed, delivered to a named buyer in a partner country. Request the institutional memorandum.