The relationship began in 2018, when Master Grain Milling turned to Equity Bank after its previous bankers could no longer provide the financial support it needed to sustain its growth. Despite heavy investment in machinery and distribution, Master Grain Milling says its next phase of growth depends largely on access to more working capital. For Master Grain Milling, unlocking this financing could determine how quickly its existing industrial capacity translates into higher output and revenue. For Master Grain Milling, the partnership with Equity Bank has evolved from addressing an immediate financing challenge to supporting a longer-term industrial growth journey. For Equity Bank, the Master Grain Milling story illustrates the role that responsive financing can play in helping Ugandan enterprises move from small-scale operations into more structured, productive businesses.