AMORA Capital – Your Strategic Business Partner in Ethiopia & Africa

An integrated platform for investment, manufacturing and international trade, connecting Israeli expertise and technology with expanding opportunities across African markets
Field inspection at Mizan Farm, Ethiopia
Field inspection at Mizan Farm, Ethiopia. Photo: courtesy of AMORA Capital
  • 10+ Years Industry Experience
  • 300+ Dedicated Workforce
  • Addis Ababa & Tel Aviv Dual Regional Presence
Investment & Local Support

Entering a new market requires key understanding of local practices and regulatory frameworks. AMORA facilitates entry, stakeholder engagement, and strategic partnerships for long-term growth.

Industrial & Textiles

Encompassing garments, textiles, and light manufacturing. We bridge production capabilities with international market demand to foster sustainable industrial development.

Agriculture & Trade

Specializing in high-value agricultural commodities including premium coffee, sesame, and herbs. We manage dependable supply chains and access to global export channels.

Trade exhibition and agreement signing
Trade exhibition & agreement signing
Ethiopia-Israel Business Forum, Addis Ababa
Ethiopia-Israel Business Forum, Addis Ababa
Field inspection at Mizan Farm, Ethiopia
Field inspection at Mizan Farm, Ethiopia
Photos: courtesy of AMORA Capital
Integrated Commercial Umbrella

AMORA Capital Trading PLC provides an end-to-end operational framework for investors, producers, and commercial partners, establishing durable economic cooperation across Israel, Ethiopia, and the broader African continent.

  • End-to-End Market Entry & Facilitation
  • Joint Venture & Investment Co-Development
  • Direct Access to Regional Supply Chains
  • Regulatory & Commercial Operational Support

 

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AMORA CAPITAL

Trading PLC • Israel-Africa Business Bridge

Hubs: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Tel Aviv, Israel
Web: www.amoravc.com
Email: office@amoravc.com, lior@amoravc.com

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