Four specialist desks. One point of contact.

StratNex Properties is a transaction desk, not a letting agency. We work with buyers and sellers of investment-grade property in Dar es Salaam, Arusha, and Dodoma — commercial buildings, residential blocks, development land, and mixed-use assets. A typical engagement starts with a clear mandate (acquire, dispose, or reposition), runs through independent valuation and tenancy due diligence, and concludes with a coordinated legal close. We are not the right firm if you want to browse listings. We are the right firm if you have a thesis and need it executed.

StratNex Agri sits between Tanzanian origin aggregators and international buyers who need reliable, documented supply. We work primarily in cashew from Mtwara and Lindi, arabica coffee from the southern highlands, sesame from Singida, and sunflower from the central corridor. A typical programme starts with a buyer specification (grade, volume, packaging, Incoterms), moves through supplier aggregation and pre-shipment quality control, and concludes with compliant documentation and containerised shipment out of Dar es Salaam. We do not speculate on commodity price — we execute trades.

StratNex Digital is a small engineering team that builds digital systems for institutional clients — primarily professional services firms, real estate desks, and project sponsors. Most of our work is a website rebuild paired with a lead capture system and an SEO programme, with everything wired into a CRM (usually Google Sheets, sometimes HubSpot). We do not do templated WordPress sites, we do not chase vanity metrics, and we will tell you honestly if SEO is the wrong lever for your business. What we do is build systems that capture and qualify demand — and report on it monthly.

StratNex Project Facilitation works on project-level advisory — primarily solar and mini-grid energy, agro-processing facilities, and selected public-private partnerships. Our role is translation: we take an ambitious concept, structure it as a special-purpose vehicle, coordinate the feasibility and advisory team, and prepare the information memorandum that investors actually want to read. We are not engineers and we are not lawyers — we are the structuring layer in between, and we work alongside the technical and legal teams a serious project requires.