1. East Africa – Kenya – FMCG
With the East African grain and grain product market offering a substantial opportunity valued at approximately over USD 1.1 billion, the company aims to leverage its strengths and market position to capture a significant share of this potential. The company is seeking to raise USD 10 million in funding to invest in working capital and restructure debt, with the long-term vision to become the most recognized brand for quality and price across East Africa within the next 10 years.
2. West Africa – Nigeria - Oil & Gas
There is a significant opportunity for investment into and profit from a prolific Marginal Field Asset (shallow waters offshore SE Nigeria) where significant technical analysis has established evaluable/recoverable reserves of more than 1.7 TCF of gas and 200 mmbbls of oil. The reserves have potential to achieve 2.6 tpa of LNG production and 100,000 bpd of oil production (in addition, there is a potential to add another undeveloped 2 TCF of gas from within proximate fields). The Nigerian Government intake of revenue from the field over its life cycle is projected to be $6Billion. The overall field revenue estimate over a production lifecycle of 20 years is circa. $19billion.
To the investor, the asset holders are able and willing to cede 30% (in minimum tranches of 3%) of their economic interest in return for $220 Million of cash infusion which would be dedicated to drilling 2 additional wells, crude production, and sales to generate revenue for the development of the LNG agglomeration and sale structure.
3. West Africa – Multiple countries – Fintech (Mobile Money)
We have identified a need for this project in Africa, a continent where access to formal and informal financial services is very limited, and believe that it has the potential to make a significant impact. The company aims to strengthen current operations in Mali and Burundi, fuel expansion towards new markets in West Africa in Ivory Coast and Guinea, with the goal of improving financial inclusion in Africa through digital. The proposed budget for the overall project is EUR 25 million, which includes costs for Capex and Opex.
4. Central Africa – Cameroon – FMCG
The project aims to complete the extension of an agro-industrial complex in Cameroon. The proposed budget for the overall project is EUR 10,7 million, which includes costs for a soy processing unit of 100 tons per day, a 60 ton/day oil refinery with a fractionation unit to refine palm oil and a soap manufacturing unit. We have identified a need for this project in Central Africa region comprises of six (06) countries.
5. East Africa – Multiple countries – Microfinance institutions
With its solid presence in the East African market, the group aims to leverage its strengths and market position to capture a significant share of the unbanked and underserved clients. The group is seeking to raise debt funding to strengthen current operations in Malawi, Zambia, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Zimbabwe, fuel expansion towards new markets with the goal of improving financial inclusion in Africa. The proposed use of funds is USD 30 million for its working capital to finance the growth and day-to-day operations of the various subsidiaries in East Africa.
