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Yenko Storage · In development

Turning a perishable harvest into a priced asset.

Yenko Storage will establish climate-regulated onion storage facilities across Ghana, letting onions be sold into the lean season instead of the post-harvest glut. This is an early, phase 1 preview — facilities are planned, not yet built.

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Planned facilities

Hub locations follow Yenko Farms' production data on where the harvest window is optimal — not where it's convenient.

Planned

Upper East

Sited near the highest concentration of out-grower production.

Planned

Eastern

Positioned to shorten transport time to Accra-area markets.

Planned

Bono East

Covers the western out-grower catchment.

Why storage matters

Price arbitrage

Onions held in climate-regulated storage sell into the lean season instead of the post-harvest glut — turning a perishable crop into a timed asset.

Loss reduction

Proper humidity and temperature control cuts the seasonal rot that erodes smallholder and investor returns alike.

Data-sited hubs

Facility locations follow Yenko Farms' production data on optimal harvest windows, not convenience.

Shared infrastructure

Owned and financed through Yenko Enterprise, the parent holding company, and made available to Farms and future out-grower partners.

Rollout

  1. Now

    Site under active development — this page is the phase 1 preview.

  2. Year 1–3

    Storage design and siting follow the Onion Operating System as it's proven out across Yenko Farms' production regions.

  3. Year 5–7

    First hubs established — Upper East, Eastern, and Bono East — sited where production data shows the optimal harvest windows.

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Investor, off-take partner, or cooperative interested in the rollout? Send a note and we'll follow up.

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