Agra Auctions — Namibia: auction in Windhoek; national network
Agra Auctions is a livestock auction network in Namibia, with Agra's head office in Windhoek. Windhoek; national network, Namibia.
AGR-358 · Auction · Windhoek; national network, Namibia · NAD
Agra Auctions is a livestock auction network in Namibia, with Agra's head office in Windhoek. The distinction matters for transport planning: the office address is not the location of every auction. Cattle, weaners, sheep, goats and breeding stock are relevant product groups, while separate poultry auctions also appear in the operator's calendar. Buyers should identify the event and venue before requesting a consignment.
The 2024/2025 annual report gives an average cattle price of NAD 8,913 per head and an average goat price of NAD 1,390 per head. These are category figures for the Agra Auctions business, not quotations for an individual animal in Windhoek. An annual average combines different dates, weights and quality levels. It should not be used as the valuation of a breeding bull or converted into a price per kilogram without information about the weight basis. The statistical worksheet preserves the network scope.
The operator maintains a public index of auction results by location and date. Analysis should use the result of the relevant sale and distinguish a price per head from a price per kilogram. Stud-sale results need to be separated from commercial livestock trading because pedigree, fertility and production characteristics can materially affect comparability. A result from another venue may also imply different collection costs.
The reviewed calendar carries foot-and-mouth disease notices and cancellation or postponement labels for some events. The operator makes scheduled sales subject to confirmation by the relevant authorities. Obtain confirmation from the named sale agent before dispatching animals or committing to a carrier. A listing with a date is not, by itself, proof that the auction will proceed under its original arrangements. This is a practical operating condition when using the directory at the review date, rather than a substitute for current event instructions.
Sellers should prepare head counts, breeds, approximate weights, grouping and origin information. Buyers should state whether the intended use is further production, breeding or slaughter, then agree inspection and documentation appropriate to the actual lot. Separate the animal price from commissions, transport, handling and possible holding costs in the purchasing budget. For cross-border delivery, establish feasibility with the agent and receiving party before bidding. A useful record links the auction date, category, quantity and final settlement to the particular animals purchased. The national average provides context, while the specific lot and confirmed delivery arrangements determine whether the transaction meets the buyer's needs.
What is priced: Livestock and meat
Where to find the prices
Products and quotations
Cattle; weaners; breeding bulls; sheep; goats; separate poultry auctions
Sources
- Operator and head office — www.agra.com.na
- 2025 annual report: Agra Auctions — www.agra.com.na
- Auction-results index — agra.com.na
- Stud auctions and schedule notices — www.agra.com.na
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