– Bringing Agri-Equipment access to the forefront
– Empowering farmers through mechanised agriculture
PASS Leasing Company Limited will spotlight its inclusive agri-leasing products at Nanenane 2025, showcasing innovative solutions that give Tanzanian farmers and agri-entrepreneurs access to modern, affordable equipment and capacity-building support
By Business Insider Reporter
PASS Leasing Company Limited has confirmed its commitment to promoting inclusive agricultural development and increasing access to agri-mechanisation through its participation in the Nanenane Agricultural Exhibition 2025, set to take place at the national level in Dodoma.
As one of Tanzania’s leading agri-leasing institutions, PASS Leasing will leverage the Nanenane platform to exhibit its unique, client-centred leasing products—designed to revolutionise the agri-business landscape by enhancing access to modern farming equipment.
Speaking ahead of the event, Mr Killo Lusewa, Director of PASS Leasing, reaffirmed the company’s dedication:
“Our presence at Nanenane 2025 is part of our broader vision to make agri-financing more accessible, practical, and aligned with the real needs of smallholder farmers and agri-entrepreneurs.”
He noted that PASS Leasing’s “preferred supplier model” enables clients (lessees) to select equipment from a broad network of trusted agricultural suppliers. PASS Leasing, acting as the lessor, pays the supplier on behalf of the lessee, ensuring a seamless acquisition process. Suppliers are required to offer warranty, maintenance services, and buy-back options to guarantee product sustainability and performance.
“Our model is simple but powerful. It offers flexibility while de-risking access to machinery and equipment for agri-entrepreneurs,” said Mr Lusewa.
Diverse Leasing Products to Meet Unique Needs
At Nanenane 2025, PASS Leasing will present a wide range of leasing products, each crafted to meet specific needs and capacities across the agricultural value chain:
- Traditional Financial Lease
A tripartite agreement between the lessee, PASS Leasing (lessor), and a preferred supplier. PASS Leasing pays the supplier, while the lessee makes periodic payments directly to PASS Leasing. - Micro-Lease Product
Designed for portable or small-scale equipment valued under TZS 10 million. With a repayment period of up to one year, this lease is ideal for smallholder farmers or start-ups needing affordability and agility. - Value Chain Financing Lease
Tailored for clients in value-added processing. Lessees repay through a check-off system coordinated via aggregators—ensuring consistent integration with market and contractual demands.
Maria Wambura, SME Lease Manager at PASS Leasing, emphasised the inclusivity of the offerings:
“Our diversified leasing approach empowers agri-businesses across all levels—whether you’re processing produce for industry, growing on a small scale, or expanding your farming operation.”
Mechanisation backed by capacity building
Beyond financing, PASS Leasing operates with a unified yet diversified business model, offering standardised leasing services complemented by capacity-building programmes. These include business training, technical assistance, and advisory support, ensuring clients fully benefit from their leased equipment.
“We don’t just lease equipment – we build entrepreneurs,” added Wambura.
PASS Leasing is 100% owned by PASS Trust and regulated by the Bank of Tanzania (BoT). As a collateral-free and award-winning financial leasing institution, it plays a key role in driving agricultural transformation by enabling farmers and agri-entrepreneurs to reach their full productive potential.

PASS Leasing SME Lease Manager, Maria Wambura
Looking ahead to Nanenane 2025
Visitors to PASS Leasing’s pavilion at Nanenane 2025 will have the opportunity to:
- Engage directly with leasing and finance experts
- Explore a range of equipment through live supplier showcases
- Receive personalised advice on lease products suited to their operations
- Learn about the application process, payment terms, and available training support
“We look forward to connecting with farmers, youth, cooperatives, and all agricultural stakeholders during Nanenane. It’s a space where innovation meets opportunity,” concluded Lusewa.









