Scaling a sheep-farming ecosystem: a sample program journey

Sample story — illustrative only. This page shows how a company could move through the KNEKS × Moria program. It is not an account of events, and it makes no claim about funding, investors or results.

The company

Mak-E Farmhouse, based in Bandung, builds an integrated sheep-farming ecosystem that combines livestock operations, technology, feed, farmer empowerment and market access, including a smart-barn product and a Qurban and Aqiqah savings platform.

What the journey could look like

• Screening. Reviewing the business model across farming, technology and the Qurban and Aqiqah market, and its fit with Islamic Principles.
• Mentoring. Separating the capital needs of the farm operations from those of the technology products, so each can be explained on its own terms.
• Pitch preparation. Turning seasonal demand around Eid al-Adha into a clear, data-backed growth plan.
• Investor introductions. Conversations with investors interested in halal food supply chains and agritech, from Southeast Asia to the Gulf.

Why it matters

Demand for Qurban and Aqiqah livestock connects Indonesian farmers to a market that Muslim investors already understand. The program's role is to help a company like this show that link clearly and credibly.