Three trends shaping the African PE landscape
African private equity shows potential across several key regions despite lingering challenges.
FURTHER ANALYSIS
Energy, exits and gender: Key trends in African private equity
Despite macro headwinds, the African private equity market shows pockets of opportunity.
Africa Special: How PE firms are looking for the exit
Despite a strong 2022, PE firms still face significant hurdles in finding exit opportunities.
Private equity gears up for a bigger role in Africa’s energy transition
Renewable energy investments have traditionally been dominated by infrastructure funds, but private equity can also play a hand in the continent’s energy transition.
Helios Investment Partners: Embracing Africa’s investment potential
New technologies are disrupting traditional industries and catalysing value creation opportunities in Africa, says Tope Lawani of Helios Investment Partners.
Mediterrania Capital Partners: Starting early on exits
Evaluating exit opportunities prior to making an investment is a critical consideration in the African PE market, says Albert Alsina at Mediterrania Capital Partners.
AIIM on why selectivity is key in a downturn
African dealflow has defied a global slump, but selecting investments in the right sectors and geographies remains imperative, says African Infrastructure Investment Managers’ co-managing director Olusola Lawson.
Gender-lens investing gains momentum
Growing intentionality and a proliferation of dedicated funds are driving the African continent’s gender-based approach to private equity investing.
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