On October 18, 2023, Lloyd Banda, the Acting CEO of MAIIC, was spotlighted in a national newspaper, discussing the crucial theme of “Bridging the Financing Gap for Malawi’s Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs).

The Acting CEO of MAIIC, Lloyd Banda attended a meeting that was organized by of the company’s key stakeholders, Shared Interest.  This is an International Company that is specialized in offering of Partial Credit Guarantees (PCG).  MAIIC currently has a PCG credit line from Shared Interest that is used to provide collateral for customers that...

Thomson Kumwenda, the CFO of MAIIC, was prominently featured in the Malawi Vision 2063 Pillars, where he delved into the pivotal subject of “The Role of Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) in Driving Industrialization.” This engaging discussion was organized by LUANAR Economics Students.

From 30thto 31st august 2023, The Acting CEO of MAIIC, Lloyd Banda attended the Malawi Agricultural Productivity and Commercialization Conference that was organized by Mwapata Institute. He participated in a panel discussion that focused on “Agricultural Finance, Marketing and Foreign Currency Generation.

His Excellency Dr. Lazarus Chakwera, Vice President Dr. Saulos Chilima, and Hon. Simplex Chithyola, MP, Mr. Chisomo Zamadunga from MAIIC. On August 31, 2023, MAIIC actively participated in the annual Agriculture Productivity and Commercialization Conference as one of the local Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), demonstrating its commitment to supporting the initiative of agricultural diversification in...

A group photo of the gathering on the first day. From 29thto 31st August 2023, MAIIC actively participated alongside other local Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) in organizing the Export Credit Finance Training held in Lilongwe. The primary objective was to enhance and bolster the country’s export base.

On June 23, 2023, Mr. Pius Mulekano, Chief Project Development Officer, was spotlighted in the national newspaper, discussing the crucial theme of “De-risking Smallholder Farming to Facilitate Agro Investment.

The Malawi Agriculture and Industrial Investment Corporation (Maiic) has revealed that the company is poised to record a 100 percent profit jump to over K1 billion this year. This comes at a time the firm has maintained an upward trajectory in its profitability, having recorded a K718 million profit-after-tax at the end of the third...

Nsanama Women Cassava Cooperative – 250 women cooperative processing cassava flour in Machinga “MAIIC/AGCOM pachiongolelo.” MrsLoveness Andiseni, Cooperative Chair, Nsanama Women Cassava Cooperative.