Our story

Two names. One seed.

JOVIX is Joseph and Victoria: a son, and the mother who raised him. The company carries both names, and it carries the idea that joins them.

Watercolour of a farmer carrying plantain on her head

The name

Joseph+Victoria+=JOVI

JoJoseph M.M. Marteye, Chief Executive Officer.

ViVictoria, his mother, who raised him.

XThe join. A connector between the two names, a multiplier of what they grow, and the seal on everything JOVIX makes.

The seed

  1. A seed is two halves.

    Inside every seed, two halves hold the food for what comes next.

  2. The root goes down first.

    Before anything shows above the ground, it anchors.

  3. The stem lifts the halves into the light.

    In cowpeas and beans, the young stem raises the seed’s two halves out of the soil. The son raises what raised him.

  4. They feed the shoot until it feeds itself.

    That is JOVIX’s oldest idea, and still its business.

SOIL LINEVIGNA UNGUICULATA · EPIGEAL

The work came first

The brand caught up with the work.

JOVIX traded for years without a brand. It did not need one: buyers knew the birds, the grain and the trucks.

The contracts are national now, and the work is read by people who will never stand in a poultry house. So the company finally looks like what it has always been: an operator that builds capacity and runs it.

Capacity

We build what the work needs before the work arrives.

Execution

A plan is finished when the truck is unloaded.

Integration

We own the links, so nothing waits on anyone else.

Stewardship

Soil, water, animals and people are handed on better.

Continuity

What one generation cultivates, another inherits.

The emblem

A mother raising the harvest.

Drawn without a face or a detail, so it reads at sixteen pixels and on the side of a silo. The gesture is the point.

Cultivator

Victoria: the mother, raising the harvest.

Yield

The sprig held high: what the work is for.

Successor

Joseph: the child at her side, hand in hand.

Structure

The arch: the house, the barn, the gate.

Cultivator
Victoria: the mother, raising the harvest.
Yield
The sprig held high: what the work is for.
Successor
Joseph: the child at her side, hand in hand.
Structure
The arch: the house, the barn, the gate.

The X

Where things join.

ConnectorTwo names, two divisions, a buyer and a farm: the X is where they meet.
MultiplierEvery figure on a JOVIX page is followed by an X. One seed, many harvests.
SealOn packaging, documents and vehicles, the X closes the work.
Field markerOn a JOVIX map, every site is an X in its sector’s colour.

Leadership

Joseph M.M. Marteye

Chief Executive Officer

Cultivating what comes next.

For partners

Supplying at national scale? Let’s plan it together.

Bring us a volume, a place and a date. We answer with what it takes to deliver it: the houses, the hectares, the tonnes and the trucks.