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AIIM on why selectivity is key in a downturnAfrican 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.
British International Investment confirms $76m commitmentThe British investor has backed AIIM's fourth private equity fund.
The sectors driving deals in AfricaThe rising middle class is bolstering the consumer space, as tech turns GP and LP heads.
OMAI on bridging the funding gap in AfricaFrom infrastructure to impact investing, now more than ever the private sector has a vital role to play in Africa, says OMAI’s Paul Boynton
OMAI on quantifying impact in AfricaPaul Boynton of Old Mutual Alternative Investments looks at where to make a difference and how it can be measured.
Africa Infrastructure Investment Managers to invest $31 mln in BBOXXAfrica Infrastructure Investment Managers is investing $31 million for a minority stake in BBOXX’s operations in Rwanda, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo. BBOXX, of the U.K., designs, makes and distributes and finances plug and play solar systems across Africa. AIIM is a member of Old Mutual Alternative Investments.
Africa ‘far ahead’ in ESGButtressed by a hefty proportion of capital and expertise provided by development finance institutions, African GPs are a force for sustainable change.
Old Mutual sees 'enormous opportunity' in South AfricaPolitical reforms and the creation of a new free trade area will prove a boon for the continent’s biggest economy, says Paul Boynton, the CEO of Old Mutual Alternative Investments.
- African Infrastructure Investment Managers invests in Albatros Energy Mali
African Infrastructure Investment Managers said June 13 that it has acquired a 44 per cent stake in Albatros Energy Mali. Financial terms weren’t announced. Other investors include Redox Power Solutions, which will construct and operate the project, and Denmark’s Investment Fund for Developing Countries. Albatros Energy Mali plans to build, own, operate and transfer a 90 megawatt (MW) thermal power station in Kayes, western Mali.