Mediterrania Capital Partners

Evaluating exit opportunities prior to making an investment is a critical consideration in the African PE market, says Albert Alsina at Mediterrania Capital Partners.

Companies in Africa need to challenge gender stereotypes or risk losing out on women’s skills and, ultimately, profitability, says Rajaa Berrkia of Mediterrania Capital Partners.

SMEs form the backbone of Africa’s economies but often lack access to funding for growth. Mediterrania Capital Partners’ Albert Alsina explains how private equity can address this issue

In the magazine: Africa's private equity hotspots mapped out; Keynote interviews with CDC Group, Development Partners International, Helios, Mediterrania Capital Partners, OMAI; Plus much more.

Local knowledge and a clear diversification strategy are key to mitigating macro concerns in North Africa, says founder and CEO of Mediterrania Capital Partners Albert Alsina.

Despite the region’s embattled political environment, North Africa presents some interesting investment opportunities – especially in Morocco.

Inside: Stepping up a gear – how private equity is playing a hand in Africa’s energy transition; The challenges of finding exit opportunities; Expert comment from Helios Investment Partners, Mediterrania Capital Partners and African Infrastructure Investment Managers; Plus much more…

In the magazine: Green shoots emerge in Africa’s fundraising landscape; A region-by-region guide to the continent’s PE industry; Keynote interviews with OMAI, Mediterrania Capital Partners, Sango Capital, Webber Wentzel, Control Risks, Development Partners International; Plus much more…

The results are in: you can now see who won in the 76 categories of our annual awards. Plus: a round-up on Thyssenkrupp, new hires for Advent and IK, and a clash over performance. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Find out who took the plaudits in Fund, Deal and Exit of the Year, plus the different markets and geographies across the region.

There is appetite for deals in the right sectors in the Middle East, which has had a volatile year with internal conflicts compounded by international tensions.

As political volatility and the downfall of Abraaj Group weigh on the region, some private equity firms are looking to niche strategies for success.

The private equity industry is finding its feet again in the continent after a series of macro shocks.