Africa stands at the cusp of an energy revolution. Despite being one of the fastest-growing economic regions globally, over 600 million Africans still lack access to reliable, affordable electricity. This energy deficit presents not just a challenge, but a profound opportunity for transformative investment. By leveraging innovative solutions, Africa's energy landscape is poised for rapid change, creating vast opportunities for growth, impact, and sustainable development.

We are committed to investing in companies that provide clean, accessible power to individuals, businesses, and communities across Africa. Our focus is on accelerating electrification, expanding energy access, and driving long-term economic growth. By championing technologies such as solar power, mini-grids, and off-grid solutions, we aim to empower underserved populations and foster a brighter, more sustainable future for Africa.

Africans currently live without electricity, representing one of the largest untapped markets for energy investments in the world.

Source: World Bank

Of Sub-Saharan Africa's population has access to electricity, compared to a global average of 90%. This disparity highlights the urgent need and vast potential for innovative energy solutions.

Source: International Energy Agency

Africa's off-grid solar energy market is projected to reach $13 billion by 2030, driven by an increasing demand for affordable, renewable energy solutions and the continent’s commitment to sustainable development.

Source: International Energy Agency

Africa's agricultural sector is a cornerstone of the continent's economy, with the potential not only to feed its growing population but also to drive unprecedented economic growth. Agriculture employs around 60% of Africa’s workforce, underscoring its central role in the livelihoods of millions. However, the sector’s true potential remains largely untapped. By investing in sustainable and scalable solutions, we can significantly increase agricultural productivity, enhance food security, and protect the environment.

Our commitment is to support businesses that are pioneering sustainable practices and technologies in agriculture. These investments focus on empowering smallholder farmers, promoting climate-resilient agriculture, and building resilient food systems that can withstand the challenges of a changing climate. This includes innovations in agritech, food processing, and sustainable farming practices, which are essential for transforming Africa’s agricultural landscape.

Africa holds a quarter of the world’s arable land but currently contributes only 10% to global agricultural output. This disparity highlights the immense opportunity for growth through improved productivity and sustainable practices.

Source: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Of Africa's workforce is employed in agriculture, making the sector not only a vital source of livelihood but also a key driver of economic development.

Source: African Development Bank

Africa’s agricultural sector has the potential to become a $1 trillion industry by 2030, provided there is sustained investment in sustainable practices and innovative technologies. This growth could redefine the continent's economic landscape.

Source: World Bank

Financial inclusion is more than just access to financial services; it is the foundation of economic empowerment and sustainable development in Africa. Despite the continent’s rapid growth, over 570 million adults in Sub-Saharan Africa remain unbanked, missing out on the benefits of modern financial systems. This presents an extraordinary opportunity to drive innovation and build inclusive financial ecosystems that reach even the most underserved populations.

We are dedicated to supporting companies that are at the forefront of this financial revolution. By offering essential services such as savings, credit, insurance, and payments, these innovators are not just providing financial tools—they are creating pathways out of poverty, fostering entrepreneurship, and enabling economic growth across the continent.

Adults in Sub-Saharan Africa remain unbanked, representing a vast, untapped market for financial innovation and inclusion.

Source: World Bank Global Findex

Annual growth in mobile money accounts, positioning Africa as the world’s fastest-growing market for digital financial services. This growth underscores the region’s readiness to leapfrog traditional banking models through technology.

Source: GSMA Mobile Money Report

Projected potential revenue from digital financial services by 2025, as the region shifts towards greater financial inclusion and the adoption of fintech solutions.

Source: McKinsey & Company

Biotechnology holds transformative potential for addressing some of Africa’s most pressing health, food security, and environmental challenges. With a growing population and increasing demands for food, medicine, and sustainable development, biotechnology can offer innovative solutions that directly improve lives across the continent. From advancements in healthcare and agriculture to environmental protection, biotechnology is paving the way for Africa to build a more resilient and prosperous future.

We are committed to supporting companies that are at the forefront of biotechnological innovations in Africa. Our investments focus on harnessing the power of biotech to revolutionize healthcare through breakthroughs in diagnostics, vaccines, and treatments. In agriculture, biotech solutions are enhancing crop yields, improving resilience to climate change, and reducing the environmental footprint of farming. By empowering scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs, we aim to drive impactful, life-changing solutions across sectors.

Africans benefit annually from biotechnology-driven medical interventions, including vaccines and treatments for infectious diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS.

Source: World Health Organization

Increase in agricultural productivity can be achieved through the adoption of biotech innovations, such as genetically modified crops and improved seed varieties, helping to ensure food security for millions.

Source: International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA)

Africa’s biotechnology sector is projected to grow into a $45 billion industry by 2030, driven by advancements in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental sustainability.

Source: African Union Development Agency