Uganda · Farming heritage since 1986

Rooted in the land.
Connected through coffee.

An integrated Ugandan coffee producer and cooperative enterprise, bringing together family farming heritage, Robusta and Arabica cultivation, and regional cooperative relationships.

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1986Farming origins

200Acres currently farmed

500+Affiliated cooperatives

2Coffee varieties

Young coffee plant growing in a cultivated field

01 / Our heritage

Nearly four decades of agricultural heritage.

The story of EXXOM begins with a family farming operation established in 1986 in Bukomero, Kiboga District, approximately 86 kilometres from Kampala.

Originally focused on cattle, the farm moved into coffee cultivation in 2018. Today, approximately 200 acres are farmed within a wider agricultural property spanning roughly three square miles.

That farming history remains the foundation of EXXOM's approach: a connection to the land, practical agricultural experience, and long-term relationships with farming communities.

02 / Our coffee

Two varieties.
Distinct Ugandan origins.

EXXOM combines its own farming operations with cooperative affiliations associated with Uganda's Robusta and Arabica coffee-growing landscape, including the Rwenzori and Mount Elgon regions.

Freshly harvested coffee cherries spread on drying beds

Robusta

Part of Uganda's longstanding coffee-growing tradition and EXXOM's integrated coffee activities.

Green coffee beans held in a farmer's hand

Arabica

Cooperative affiliations extending to Uganda's highland coffee regions, including Rwenzori and Mount Elgon.

03 / Our cooperative network

Growing through relationships.

EXXOM is an integrated coffee producer and cooperative enterprise with affiliations extending to more than 500 cooperatives.

These relationships connect its agricultural operations with coffee-growing communities beyond the home farm, including the Rwenzori and Mount Elgon regions.

Together, the farm and wider cooperative network form the foundation of EXXOM's place in Uganda's coffee sector.