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Countries
173
Total Projects
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Sierra Leone
5
Projects
$24.5M
Total Value
UTB Digital Transformation Journey
Union Trust Bank's digital transformation journey is a strategic initiative to modernize banking infrastructure, improve operational efficiency, and enhance customer experience through the deployment of advanced digital platforms and IT systems. UTB is indigenous and known across the industry with strong client loyalty. The bank has operated for over 28 years with 16 branches across the country and has shown resilience through all economic shocks. Digital Financial Services are at the center of the bank's remodelling agenda, driven by advanced technology and innovation. The bank is well-resourced and focusing on talent alignment to optimize digitization. Partnerships include Western Union, MoneyGram, and Ria, with extended deployment of solutions from SWIFT and the recent National Switch system. The transformation aims to return the business to a sustained profit position by 2024.
UTB Branch Optimization and Reengineering
Union Trust Bank's branch optimization and reengineering project aims at streamlining the physical branch network of 16 branches across Sierra Leone to improve service delivery, reduce overhead costs, and shift toward leaner, high-impact operational models. The bank is shifting its business model to an enhanced risk-based approach as part of its five-year strategic plan. Despite challenges including regulatory capital requirements, the bank grew deposits by 47% YoY to NLe 1.1Bn with 64% sticky for over 24 months, while reducing loans and advances by 46% to Le 31bn and growing T-Bills by 49% to Le 141Bn. The optimization strategy focuses on returning the business to a sustained profit position through operational efficiency and strategic branch reengineering.
UTB Digital Financial Services (DFS) Remodelling
Union Trust Bank's Digital Financial Services (DFS) remodelling initiative aims to expand financial inclusion through mobile banking, agency banking, and agent networks, targeting the unbanked and underbanked segments of the Sierra Leonean population. With mobile penetration at 97% but low debit card penetration, and only 12% of adults in the banking population, the opportunity is significant. UTB offers UTB Self Redeem, a digital financial service at the core of the bank's strategy to be future-fit. Products include current accounts and transactional banking, foreign currency accounts, and cross-border remittances via Western Union, MoneyGram, and Ria. The initiative leverages SWIFT and the National Switch system for extended deployment of digital payment solutions.
UTB Equity and Capacity Growth Investment
Union Trust Bank seeks strategic equity and capacity growth investment to strengthen its balance sheet, increase lending capacity, and meet regulatory capital requirements. The bank's paid capital is Le 32.5 million, which is short of the minimum regulatory capital of Le 85 million. Incorporated on April 26, 1995, UTB has been in operation for over 28 years, owned by indigenous individuals and corporate entities. The bank posted profits for many years before recent challenges from regulatory capital requirements and non-performing credits. Despite challenges, deposits grew 47% YoY to NLe 1.1Bn. The five-year strategic plan focuses on investing in viable business propositions and returning to sustained profitability. The Board of Directors includes Harish Agnani, Thelma V.O Thomas, Khadijatu Bassir, Dr. J. Sanpha Koroma, Ambassador Andrew Gbebay Bangali, Mr. David C. Bertin, Rajesh Hark-Ishin Balani, and Nabie Musa. Governance committees include Main Board, Board Audit and Risk, Executive Management, Credit Risk, and other business/project committees.
UTB Market Expansion in Financial Services
Market expansion opportunity in Sierra Leone's financial services sector, capitalizing on growing demand for retail and SME banking services. UTB offers credit products including bank overdrafts (working capital for individual and corporate businesses), corporate loans (working capital and fixed term loans), salary loans (35% of annual salary, min SLL 1k max SLL 50k), and SME/MM loans (working capital and fixed assets for small and medium enterprises, min SLL 1k max SLL 50k). The banking industry posted 85% growth in profit before tax from Oct-22 to Oct-23, with deposits at NLe 21,049.41K, loans and advances at NLe 3,572.59K (6% growth), and T-Bills at NLe 11,559.77K. With customer credit at USD 131M (Sep 2023) and access to credit at less than 10% of the population, there is significant untapped market potential. The bank's mission is to establish an efficient, sound, and enduring financial institution that explores the tremendous human and material potentials of the country to create national wealth and ensure lasting prosperity.
Burkina Faso
5
Projects
$2.0B
Total Value
Burkina Faso National Project Catalogue
Comprehensive national catalogue of investment projects spanning tourism, energy, infrastructure, healthcare, agriculture, industry, and ICT sectors, aimed at driving economic transformation and sustainable development across Burkina Faso.
SONAGESS National Procurement Center
Operationalization of SONAGESS as a national procurement center to systematically collect strategic agricultural and agro-pastoral products, ensuring food sovereignty, remunerative prices for producers, and a permanent supply of raw materials for local agro-food industries.
Tourism Development Project
Comprehensive tourism initiative focused on improving tourism infrastructure, preserving cultural heritage, and attracting international investment.
Government/Kastor Group Housing
Large-scale residential housing development aimed at expanding access to quality housing, stimulating urban development, and creating long-term economic opportunities.
Tier 4 Sovereign Data Center & Government Waste-to-Energy
A combined national infrastructure initiative featuring: (1) Construction of a Tier 4 sovereign data center to enhance digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and secure government data management; and (2) A national project designed to convert municipal waste into renewable energy, improve sanitation, and advance sustainable environmental management.
Senegal
9
Projects
$9.5B
Total Value
Senegal 2050 Vision - Shaping the Future
Senegal 2050 is the nation's ambitious long-term development agenda, designed to reshape Senegal's economic structure, foster sustainable growth, improve human capital, and leverage its strategic geographic position to become a regional hub for trade, innovation, and infrastructure. The vision aims for sovereignty, inclusive growth, and sustainable prosperity, with strategic objectives across four pillars: (1) Competitive Economy - developing growth drivers in competitive territorial hubs, fostering domestic financing, creating an attractive business environment, and accelerating digital transformation; (2) Human Capital - building high-quality education and vocational training, an accessible healthcare system, inclusive social protection, and effective employment policy; (3) Sustainable Development and Land Use - ensuring sustainable territorial development, promoting natural ecosystem management, driving a fair energy transition, and developing connectivity infrastructure; (4) Good Governance and African Commitment - strengthening the rule of law, reforming institutions and public administration, enhancing civic engagement, and reinforcing African integration. Under Senegal 2050, economic growth is expected to double in pace by 2050, with per capita income projected to triple compared to 2023 levels. Senegal is positioned as the 'Crossroads of Africa' with strategic access to over 400 million consumers through ECOWAS, AGOA with the United States, and the EBA agreement with the EU.
Blaise Diagne International Airport (AIBD) Development
Expansion and development of the Blaise Diagne International Airport (AIBD) hub to increase passenger capacity and logistics efficiency in the Dakar region. The airport serves as a critical gateway connecting Senegal to global markets, positioned at the westernmost point of Africa - ideal for global trade, just 6 hours from major European capitals (Paris, Madrid, Lisbon) with direct access to North and South America.
Dakar-Saint Louis Highway Project
Construction of a major highway corridor connecting the capital Dakar to the northern region of Saint-Louis to facilitate trade and tourism. The project is part of Senegal's expanding highway network and modern infrastructure development, supporting the country's strategic positioning as a natural gateway to global markets and enhancing connectivity within the West African region.
Great Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) Gas Field
The Great Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) Gas Field is a major offshore liquefied natural gas project located on the maritime border of Senegal and Mauritania. The project is designed to drive industrial growth and energy security, positioning Senegal as an emerging energy hub with abundant oil and gas reserves. It represents a key component of Senegal's competitive and expanding energy sector, with strong potential for renewable energies and green transition. The project supports the country's commitment to a fair and equitable energy transition under the Senegal 2050 agenda.
Diamniadio Industrial Platform
The Diamniadio Industrial Platform is an integrated industrial zone designed to attract foreign direct investment and promote local manufacturing and processing. Part of Senegal's broader strategy to build a dynamic private sector integrated into global value chains, the platform supports the country's transformation into a competitive economy with growth drivers in competitive territorial hubs. It leverages Senegal's strategic geographic location, access to the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) representing 1.3 billion people and USD 3.4 trillion combined GDP, and membership in ECOWAS (420 million population).
Agricultural Development Program (PRACAS)
PRACAS is a national agricultural initiative to modernize agricultural practices, increase rice production, and achieve food sovereignty. Agriculture, livestock, and fisheries contribute 17.4% of Senegal's GDP (2023), with agricultural sub-sector growth of 7.6% in 2023 (8.5% average over 10 years). Current rice production stands at 1,525,464 tonnes of paddy rice (2023) with a 56% dependency rate and USD 499 million in imports (2023), against a potential market of USD 1.5 billion. Maize production is 495,571 tonnes (2023) with 64% dependency rate and USD 132 million imports, against a potential market of USD 1 billion. Groundnut production reached 1,675,329 tonnes (2023) with USD 116 million in exports. The program addresses the 30% loss of fruit and vegetables due to poor storage and aims to reduce import dependency.
Digital Senegal 2025 Strategy (New Technological Deal)
The Digital Senegal 2025 Strategy (also referred to as the 'New Technological Deal') is a comprehensive roadmap to expand fiber optic connectivity, foster the startup ecosystem, and digitize public services. Senegal is a leader in West Africa for ICT penetration and digital services (12th in Africa on the ICT Development Index, ITU 2024; 8th in Africa on the Global Innovation Index, WIPO 2024). The strategy aims for inclusive digital transformation and enhanced connectivity, accelerating the digital transformation of the economy as a key strategic objective under Senegal 2050.
Coastal Tourism Development (Cap Skirring & Petite Cote)
Coastal tourism development program featuring infrastructure upgrades and hospitality investment projects to boost seaside tourism capacity in southern and western Senegal, including Cap Skirring and Petite Cote. The program supports Senegal's ambition to create world-class urban centers and tourism hubs with requisite socio-economic amenities for a high-quality life. Tourism development is a key growth sector under the Senegal 2050 agenda, leveraging the country's strategic location, cultural heritage, and coastal assets.
Port of Ndayane Development
Development of a new deep-water port at Ndayane to serve as a major maritime hub for West Africa, enhancing trade logistics and regional connectivity. The port strengthens Senegal's booming logistics ecosystem connecting regional and global trade hubs, and supports the country's strategic positioning as a natural gateway to global markets. With direct access to over 400 million consumers through ECOWAS and proximity to European and American markets, the port is a critical component of Senegal's connectivity infrastructure development under the Senegal 2050 agenda.
Gambia
3
Projects
$210.0M
Total Value
Gambia National Digital Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy Program
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) investment prospectus prepared by Quanux for the Government of The Gambia, proposing an integrated National Digital Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy Program. The phased national investment program combines a National Tier III Hybrid Data Center, government cloud infrastructure, waste-to-energy generation, AI-ready infrastructure, national cybersecurity capabilities, telecommunications infrastructure enhancement, sustainable cooling technologies, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), a National Digital Innovation Campus, and workforce development — designed to position The Gambia as one of West Africa's leading digital economies and a regional technology hub.
Quanux Data Center
Development of a secure, high-performance data center to strengthen digital infrastructure, cloud services, and data storage capabilities for government and enterprise operations. Amount: Included in $210 Million.
Quanux Waste-to-Energy Project
Sustainable waste-to-energy project that converts municipal waste into renewable electricity while reducing environmental pollution and supporting the country's clean energy goals.
Malawi
8
Projects
Malawi 2063 Vision - Transforming Our Nation
Malawi 2063 (MW2063) is the nation's long-term development blueprint, first published in 2020 by the National Planning Commission. The vision aims to transform Malawi into 'an inclusively wealthy and self-reliant industrialized upper-middle-income country by the year 2063.' The framework is built on three Pillars (Agricultural Productivity and Commercialization, Industrialization, and Urbanization) and seven Enablers (Mindset Change, Human Capital Development, Private Sector Dynamism, Environmental Sustainability, Governance, Public Sector Performance, and Economic Infrastructure including Digital Infrastructure). The vision emphasizes youth-centric development, manufacturing with strong forward and backward linkages to agriculture and mining, world-class urban centers and tourism hubs, and globally competitive economic infrastructure.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 1: Mindset Change
Enabler 1 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. A foundational enabler focused on transforming cultural attitudes towards hard work, patriotism, integrity, and self-reliance to drive national development. Envisions a united, peaceful, patriotic and proud people that believe in their own abilities and are active participants in building their nation.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 2: Human Capital Development
Enabler 2 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Prioritizes education, vocational training, and quality healthcare to ensure a healthy, skilled, and productive workforce capable of meeting industry demands. Envisions a globally competitive and highly motivated human resource.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 3: Private Sector Dynamism
Enabler 3 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Creates an enabling environment for the private sector to thrive through policy reform, financial inclusion, and reduced bureaucracy to stimulate investment. Envisions a dynamic and vibrant private sector as a key driver of economic transformation.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 4: Environmental Sustainability
Enabler 4 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Emphasizes the conservation of natural resources, climate change resilience, and the adoption of green energy to ensure long-term development stability. Envisions an environmentally sustainable economy.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 5: Governance
Enabler 5 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Strengthens institutional capacity, promotes rule of law, and ensures accountability and transparency in public service delivery. Envisions effective governance systems and institutions with strict adherence to the rule of law.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 6: Public Sector Performance
Enabler 6 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Aims to build a results-oriented public service that is efficient, professional, and responsive to the needs of the economy and citizens. Envisions a high-performing and professional public service.
Malawi 2063 - Enabler 7: Economic Infrastructure (Digital Infrastructure)
Enabler 7 of the Malawi 2063 Vision. Focuses on expanding universal access to digital technology and high-speed internet to foster innovation, efficiency, and e-governance. Part of the broader Economic Infrastructure enabler which envisions globally competitive economic infrastructure including energy, transport, and ICT networks.
Zambia
11
Projects
8NDP: Industrialised and Diversified Economy
Development Outcome 1 under Strategic Area 1 (Economic Transformation and Job Creation) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to transform Zambia into an industrialised and diversified economy, moving beyond dependence on copper mining. Key focus areas include promoting value addition in agriculture, mining, and other sectors; developing manufacturing capacity; expanding the tourism sector; strengthening the energy and transport infrastructure backbone; leveraging digital technology for economic transformation; and promoting industrial parks and multi-facility economic zones. The strategy seeks to create a resilient economy capable of generating sustainable employment and withstanding external shocks.
8NDP: Enhanced Citizenry Participation in the Economy
Development Outcome 2 under Strategic Area 1 (Economic Transformation and Job Creation) of the 8NDP. This outcome focuses on enhancing citizenry participation in the economy through empowerment programs, skills development, access to finance, and support for SMEs and cooperatives. Key strategies include promoting citizen economic empowerment, improving access to financial services for underserved populations, supporting entrepreneurship and enterprise development, enhancing vocational and technical skills, and ensuring inclusive economic participation across all provinces and demographic groups. The goal is to ensure that Zambians, particularly women, youth, and persons with disabilities, are active participants in and beneficiaries of economic growth.
8NDP: A Competitive Private Sector
Development Outcome 3 under Strategic Area 1 (Economic Transformation and Job Creation) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to create a competitive private sector by improving the business environment, reducing regulatory barriers, enhancing access to markets and finance, and promoting public-private partnerships. Key strategies include streamlining business registration and licensing, improving trade facilitation, strengthening competition policy, supporting export promotion, developing industrial infrastructure, and fostering innovation and technology adoption. The goal is to position Zambia as an attractive investment destination and enable private sector-led economic growth and job creation.
8NDP: Improved Education and Skills Development
Development Outcome 1 under Strategic Area 2 (Human and Social Development) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to improve education and skills development across all levels - early childhood, primary, secondary, tertiary, and vocational education. Key strategies include expanding access to quality education, improving learning outcomes, strengthening technical and vocational education and training (TVET), aligning curricula with labour market needs, promoting science and technology education, expanding digital literacy, and improving teacher training and deployment. The goal is to build a skilled and knowledgeable workforce capable of driving Zambia's socio-economic transformation.
8NDP: Improved Health, Food and Nutrition
Development Outcome 2 under Strategic Area 2 (Human and Social Development) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to improve health, food security, and nutrition outcomes for all Zambians. Key strategies include strengthening primary healthcare, expanding access to quality health services, improving maternal and child health, combating communicable and non-communicable diseases, enhancing food security through agricultural production and distribution, improving nutrition especially for children and vulnerable groups, and strengthening health systems including workforce, infrastructure, and supply chains. The goal is to achieve universal health coverage and eliminate malnutrition.
8NDP: Improved Water Supply and Sanitation
Development Outcome 3 under Strategic Area 2 (Human and Social Development) of the 8NDP. This outcome focuses on improving water supply and sanitation across Zambia, particularly in rural and peri-urban areas. Key strategies include expanding water supply infrastructure, constructing and rehabilitating water treatment facilities, improving sanitation systems and waste management, promoting hygiene education, strengthening water resource management, and enhancing institutional capacity for water service delivery. The goal is to achieve universal access to clean water and adequate sanitation, contributing to improved public health outcomes and quality of life.
8NDP: Reduced Poverty, Vulnerability and Inequality
Development Outcome 4 under Strategic Area 2 (Human and Social Development) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to reduce poverty, vulnerability, and inequality across all segments of Zambian society. Key strategies include strengthening social protection systems, expanding cash transfer programs, supporting vulnerable groups including children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities, promoting inclusive economic growth, addressing regional disparities, empowering women and youth economically, and improving targeting and delivery of social assistance. The goal is to reduce the proportion of Zambians living in poverty and create a more equitable society.
8NDP: Enhanced Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change
Development Outcome 1 under Strategic Area 3 (Environmental Sustainability) of the 8NDP. This outcome focuses on enhancing Zambia's capacity to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Key strategies include promoting renewable energy development, improving energy efficiency, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening climate change adaptation measures in agriculture, water, and infrastructure, enhancing early warning systems, promoting climate-smart agriculture, expanding afforestation and reforestation, and accessing climate finance. The goal is to build a climate-resilient economy and contribute to global climate change mitigation efforts while protecting vulnerable communities from climate impacts.
8NDP: Sustainable Environment and Natural Resources Management
Development Outcome 2 under Strategic Area 3 (Environmental Sustainability) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to ensure sustainable management of Zambia's environment and natural resources, including forests, wildlife, water resources, minerals, and land. Key strategies include strengthening environmental governance and regulation, promoting sustainable mining practices, combating deforestation and land degradation, protecting biodiversity and national parks, improving waste management, promoting circular economy approaches, strengthening environmental impact assessment processes, and enhancing community-based natural resource management. The goal is to balance economic exploitation of natural resources with environmental conservation for long-term sustainability.
8NDP: Improved Policy and Governance Environment
Development Outcome 1 under Strategic Area 4 (Good Governance Environment) of the 8NDP. This outcome focuses on improving the policy and governance environment in Zambia. Key strategies include strengthening public policy formulation and implementation processes, enhancing public sector performance and service delivery, promoting decentralization and local governance, strengthening public financial management, combating corruption, improving transparency and accountability, enhancing e-governance and digital service delivery, and strengthening oversight institutions. The goal is to create an efficient, transparent, and accountable governance system that supports socio-economic development and restores public trust in institutions.
8NDP: Improved Rule of Law, Human Rights and Constitutionalism
Development Outcome 2 under Strategic Area 4 (Good Governance Environment) of the 8NDP. This outcome aims to improve the rule of law, human rights, and constitutionalism in Zambia. Key strategies include strengthening the justice system and judicial independence, improving access to justice, promoting human rights education and awareness, strengthening constitutional governance, enhancing law enforcement and security sector governance, promoting peace and conflict resolution, and strengthening democratic institutions and processes. The goal is to ensure that all Zambians enjoy equal protection under the law, their fundamental rights are respected, and constitutional governance is upheld.
Chad
2
Projects
Chad Mineral Extraction and Export Project
Mineral extraction and export project involving a state-owned mining operation with valid exploitation and export licenses issued by the Ministry of Mines, including assay reports, certificates of origin, warehouse stock inventory, and government-approved commercialization agreements for international ore sales.
Société Plateforme Tchad (SPT) Operations
Corporate registration and operational dossier for Société Plateforme Tchad (SPT) SARL, a N'Djamena-based enterprise active in general commerce, import-export, agricultural products and equipment, irrigation and soil analysis, mining exploration, transport and transit, construction and public works, petroleum product commercialization, travel services, hydro-agricultural development, and logistics.
Nigeria
5
Projects
$2.7B
Total Value
Papalanto Gas-Fired Power Plant (1,000 MW)
A 1,000 MW combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant in Papalanto, Ogun State, designed to address Nigeria's chronic power deficit. The project comprises three gas turbines and one steam turbine, utilizing natural gas from the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. The facility includes a switchyard connecting to the national grid and a gas processing infrastructure. The project supports Nigeria's Economic Recovery and Growth Plan and aims to power over 5 million households. Power purchase agreements are structured under the NBET framework.
La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort Expansion
A landmark eco-tourism resort on La Campagne Tropicana Beach, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, featuring a 350-key beachfront resort, African heritage cultural village, conference center, and eco-lodge accommodations built into the surrounding mangrove forest. The resort integrates beach tourism with authentic African cultural experiences and nature-based activities. Located near the Lekki Free Trade Zone, it serves both business and leisure travelers. The project includes a marine conservation center and partners with local communities for cultural preservation and employment.
Lekki-Epe International Airport
A new greenfield international airport in Lekki, Lagos State, designed to serve the rapidly growing Lekki Free Trade Zone, Dangote Refinery, and Eko Atlantic corridor. The airport features a 4,000-meter runway, a 150,000 m² passenger terminal handling 5 million passengers annually, cargo facilities, and an aviation fuel depot. The project relieves pressure on Murtala Muhammed International Airport and serves Nigeria's most economically dynamic region. The concession is structured as a public-private partnership with a 30-year concession period. Site preparation and perimeter fencing are underway.
Nigeria Airport Project (Joint Project with Aviation & Department of Defense)
Strategic airport infrastructure development initiative focused on modernizing aviation facilities, enhancing security capabilities, and supporting economic growth through improved transportation infrastructure.
Zegtel Remittances & Telecom Project
Development of an integrated telecommunications and digital remittance platform designed to improve connectivity, facilitate secure cross-border payments, and expand financial inclusion throughout Nigeria.
Zimbabwe
35
Projects
$1.9B
Total Value
Ematsheni Rock Quarry & Concrete Batch Plant Project
A vertically integrated rock quarry and concrete batching facility located at Heany Junction, Bulawayo Province, Zimbabwe, leveraging 284 hectares (701 acres) of granite-rich claims. The project supplies 500 tonnes/hour of aggregate and 80m³/hour of premium ready-mix concrete to Zimbabwe's booming infrastructure market, with a projected output of 200,000+ tonnes of aggregate per year. The operation includes a hybrid solar PV + Battery and Hydrogen energy system with provision for excess power export. Anchored by confirmed purchase commitments including a 5-year LOI from Asphalt Products and backed by a City of Bulawayo RFP (with US Commercial Services Advocacy Center support). The project is a trilateral alliance between BGBN (global strategy), WeGAP (US equipment procurement — 83% US-manufactured), and VECM (local execution). Vince Hagan (Texas) is the concrete batch plant manufacturer. The City of Bulawayo estimates $700 million in road investment over 10 years, providing strong demand. Registered with ZIDA. Capital sought: $175,017,912.50 (debt financing for equipment procurement, operational setup, and working capital).
Buck Special Grant Gold Mining Project
A gold exploration and mining development project situated on a designated Special Grant area. The project involves comprehensive geological assessment and the establishment of a processing plant to extract gold, contributing to national bullion output and economic growth.
Fort Rixon Gold Exploration Project
A mineral exploration initiative focused on identifying and quantifying gold deposits in the Fort Rixon region of Matabeleland South. The project involves core drilling, geochemical sampling, and resource evaluation as a precursor to commercial-scale gold production.
MNHSA Livingstone Flats Project
A social housing development initiative focused on the construction of modern apartment units in the Livingstone area. The project aims to reduce the urban housing deficit through efficient land use and high-density residential planning, including associated infrastructure and utility connections.
MNHSA Waterfalls Prospect Walk-Up Flats Project
Development of multi-story residential walk-up flats in the Waterfalls area of Harare to provide affordable urban housing. The project targets middle-income earners and aims to alleviate pressure on housing stocks in the capital city, involving comprehensive urban planning and site servicing.
Sunway City Special Economic Zone - High-Tech Park
Development of a dedicated High-Tech Park within the Sunway City Special Economic Zone in Harare, designed to attract local and international technology firms. The park provides specialized infrastructure, high-speed connectivity, and innovation hubs for technology-driven enterprises.
Kumusha Power Project
A renewable energy initiative involving the development of solar power generation capacity. The project aims to contribute to national energy security and grid stability, promoted by Kumusha Power.
Solgas Energy 10MW Solar Power Plant Expansion Project
Expansion of the existing Solgas solar facility to increase generation capacity by 10MW. Located in Hwange, this project enhances renewable energy supply to the national grid. Managed by Solgas Energy (Pvt) Ltd.
Lanforce Biogas Expansion Project
Expansion of biogas production capacity to support sustainable energy needs. The project focuses on scaling existing waste-to-energy operations in Zimbabwe, promoted by Lanforce Energy.
Ravensus 50MW Shangani Solar PV Power Plant
Development of a 50MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Shangani. The project aims to feed clean energy into the national grid, managed by Ravensus Investments.
CMED Fuel Infrastructure Development
Upgrading and expansion of fuel storage and distribution infrastructure across Zimbabwe. This initiative aims to improve logistical efficiency and fuel supply stability. Owned by CMED (Pvt) Ltd.
Solgas Energy 60MW Solar PV Plant
Construction of a new 60MW Solar PV power plant. This project is part of a larger push to diversify Zimbabwe's energy mix through utility-scale renewables. Led by Solgas Energy (Pvt) Ltd.
Eunigaga Chegutu Solar PV Power Plant
Establishment of a utility-scale solar photovoltaic power plant in Chegutu. The project aims to provide sustainable electricity to the local industrial and residential sectors. Promoted by Eunigaga.
Hwange 50MW Solar Power Plant Project
Development of a 50MW solar plant near Hwange to utilize high solar irradiance and complement existing thermal power infrastructure. The project is designed to enhance grid stability and contribute to Zimbabwe's renewable energy targets.
Lot 1 of Jafuta Estate in Masuwe Special Economic Zone
Development of tourism infrastructure within Lot 1 of the Jafuta Estate in the Masuwe Special Economic Zone, Victoria Falls. The project focuses on high-end hospitality facilities and eco-tourism amenities in one of Africa's premier tourist destinations.
Masuwe International Medical Center Project
Construction of a 150-bed international Medical Center in the Masuwe Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Victoria Falls, Matabeleland North. This greenfield project aims to establish a modern, fully equipped healthcare facility. The International Medical Centre will be on two adjacent compounds: Compound 1 (6 ha) - General hospital, and Compound 2 (4 ha) - Luxury Medical Facility. Structured as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP), the facility will serve over 60,000 patients annually and create over 200 direct skilled and unskilled jobs, significantly reducing outbound medical travel to India, South Africa, and China. IRR: 20.8%, Payback: 6.3 years, NPV: US$2.86M. Victoria Falls receives over 394,000 tourists annually and currently has no Class A medical facility.
Agro Strong (Pvt) Ltd - Beef and Dairy Farming Venture
A commercial beef and dairy farming venture in Matabeleland South. The project seeks investment to scale operations, improve herd genetics, and establish modern processing facilities for beef and dairy production targeting domestic and regional markets.
Goromonzi Agro Processing Industrial Park (Special Economic Zone)
Establishment of an agro-processing industrial park within a Special Economic Zone in Goromonzi. The project covers infrastructure development including warehousing, processing plants, and cold chain logistics to facilitate value addition of agricultural produce for domestic and export markets.
Mossfield Crop Production Farming Venture
Large-scale commercial crop production venture focusing on maize, wheat, and soya beans in the Midlands province. The project aims to modernize irrigation systems and increase yield through precision farming techniques.
CICADA Macadamia and Avocado Plantation Expansion Project
Expansion of high-value export crop plantations (Macadamia and Avocado) in the Chipinge region of Manicaland. The project involves irrigation expansion and processing plant construction to target European and international markets.
Misty Mountains Coffee Production
Coffee production and processing enterprise in the Eastern Highlands. The project focuses on revitalizing coffee plantations and installing modern processing equipment to improve quality and output for export markets.
Fourways Livestock Production
Integrated livestock production facility specializing in poultry and beef, located in Mazowe. The project entails infrastructure upgrade and feed processing plant investment to scale production capacity.
Kwesfontein Intensive Beef Feedlot Project
Development of an intensive beef feedlot in Matabeleland South. The project aims to improve cattle fattening cycles for export markets, with modern feedlot infrastructure and processing capabilities.
Powertel Fibre Internet (GPON)
Expansion of fibre-to-the-premise internet connectivity across urban centres using GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) technology. Investment is required for network roll-out and subscriber hardware to improve broadband penetration.
TelOne Fibre to the Home (FTTH) Deployment
Country-wide rollout of high-speed fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) connectivity. Project involves trenching, installation of fibre cables, and distribution equipment to provide reliable broadband internet to households across Zimbabwe.
TelOne Wireless Broadband Deployment
Expansion of wireless broadband coverage in remote and underserved areas of Zimbabwe. The project involves tower construction and radio equipment deployment to bridge the digital divide and provide connectivity to rural communities.
TelOne Data Centres Project
Establishment of Tier 3 data centres in Harare and Bulawayo to support cloud services and data storage for the public and private sectors. The project aims to position Zimbabwe as a regional ICT hub with secure, reliable data infrastructure.
Linkdef Soap Manufacturing Facility
Establishment of a modern soap manufacturing facility in Zimbabwe. The facility aims to increase local production capacity for hygiene products to meet domestic and regional demand, involving procurement of plant machinery and infrastructure development.
NRZ Concrete Manufacturing Plant Project
A manufacturing plant established by the National Railways of Zimbabwe to produce concrete sleepers and other rail infrastructure components. Located strategically to support rail network rehabilitation and expansion across the country, aiming to reduce reliance on imported railway infrastructure materials.
Orangerose Solar Roof Tile Manufacturing Project
Establishment of a production facility for innovative solar-integrated roof tiles. This project combines building materials with renewable energy technology to promote sustainable housing construction, targeting both the domestic market and export opportunities within the SADC region.
Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) Vaccine Manufacturing
Development of a localized manufacturing facility for Foot and Mouth Disease vaccines to support the livestock sector. The project aims to improve regional veterinary health security and reduce foreign currency expenditure on vaccine imports, including research and development infrastructure and production lines.
Verify Coal-to-Fertiliser Plant with Net Zero Emission
A high-tech industrial project converting coal into nitrogen-based fertilisers using carbon capture technology to achieve net-zero emissions. The plant is intended to enhance agricultural productivity and ensure national food security, representing a significant investment in clean energy-industrial integration.
SIRDC Integrated Foundry – Manhize Industrial Park
Establishment of an integrated foundry facility within the Manhize Industrial Park to support metal processing and engineering. The project aims to supply specialized components to the steel and mining sectors, leveraging research and development expertise from SIRDC to enhance local value chains.
Ravenous Solar Project
Renewable energy project focused on generating clean solar power to improve energy access, reduce carbon emissions, and support sustainable development.
Chandiwana Retail Expansion
Commercial retail expansion project designed to increase market presence, improve customer access, and generate employment opportunities.
Kenya
5
Projects
$11.7B
Total Value
Olkaria VI Geothermal Power Plant (280 MW)
Expansion of the Olkaria geothermal complex in Naivasha, Nakuru County, adding 280 MW of installed capacity through two 140 MW units. The project involves drilling additional production and reinjection wells, constructing a new steam field, and building a condensing turbine power plant. Olkaria is Africa's largest geothermal field, and this expansion strengthens Kenya's position as a global geothermal leader. The project includes a 400 kV substation and transmission line to the national grid. Power purchase agreements with Kenya Power are in place.
Diani Blue Safari & Beach Resort
A 300-key ultra-luxury safari and beach resort complex in Diani, Kwale County, combining a Big Five wildlife conservancy with a beachfront resort on the Indian Ocean. The development includes 150 tented suites, 150 ocean-view villas, two championship golf courses, a marine research center, and a convention center. The project integrates community conservation programs with the local Digo community and supports Kenya's Vision 2030 tourism targets. Located 30 km from Mombasa, it targets high-net-worth international tourists.
Isiolo International Airport
A new greenfield international airport in Isiolo County, serving as a gateway to Northern Kenya tourism circuits including Samburu, Buffalo Springs, and Shaba National Reserves. The airport features a 3,500-meter runway, a 45,000 m² terminal handling 2.5 million passengers annually, cargo facilities, and a free trade zone. The project is part of the LAPSSET Corridor Program and aims to open up Northern Kenya for tourism, trade, and investment. Land acquisition is complete with environmental approvals secured.
Kenya Vision 2030 - USA Institutional Investors & Bilateral Trade Roundtables
Kenya Vision 2030 – USA Institutional Investors & Bilateral Trade Roundtables, held on the margins of the 80th UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, September 22, 2025. The program connects American and Kenyan institutional investors and industry leaders to catalyze capital flows and bilateral trade partnerships around the Kenya Vision 2030 flagship transformation projects. The USD 9.5B "UNGA 80 Spotlight Portfolio" is a ready-to-execute subset of a USD 40B+ Kenya Vision 2030 PPP national pipeline spanning four clusters: Financial Services & Technology/Digital Economy, Urbanization & Infrastructure, Natural Resources & Food Systems, and Health Security. Led by H.E. Dr. Musalia Mudavadi (Prime Cabinet Secretary), Hon. Lee Kinyanjui (CS, Investments, Trade and Industry), and other senior officials across Capital Markets Authority, Kenya Railways, Konza Technopolis, Nairobi Securities Exchange, and Kenya Development Corporation. Sessions cover healthcare, manufacturing, PPPs and capital access, textile and apparel, creative economy, and green investment fund de-risking with partners including Nasdaq, Gates Foundation, and the World Bank.
Dumtel Fiber Network Project
Expansion of fiber-optic infrastructure to deliver high-speed broadband connectivity, strengthen digital transformation, and support business innovation.
Angola
4
Projects
$9.9B
Total Value
Benguela Solar Power Plant (500 MW)
A 500 MW solar photovoltaic power plant in the province of Benguela, designed to diversify Angola's energy mix and reduce dependence on hydropower. The project covers 1,200 hectares with 1.4 million PV modules, a battery energy storage system, and a 400 kV substation connecting to the national grid via the Catumbela substation. The plant will power approximately 800,000 households and support industrial development in the Lobito Corridor. The project is part of Angola's National Development Plan targeting 70% renewable energy by 2025.
Sumbe Atlantic Coast Resort & Marina
A luxury coastal tourism development spanning 15 km of pristine Atlantic coastline in Sumbe, Cuanza-Sul Province. The master-planned resort community includes a 400-room five-star hotel, 120 private beachfront villas, an 18-hole signature golf course, a deep-sea marina, a wellness spa, and a conference center. The development aims to position Angola as a premium Atlantic Ocean tourism destination. Phase 1 includes the hotel and golf course. The project partners with local communities for workforce development and sustainable fishing programs.
Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport
Construction of Angola's new primary international gateway in Bom Jesus, Icolo e Bengo, 40 km east of Luanda. The airport features two 4,000-meter runways capable of handling the largest commercial aircraft, a 300,000 m² passenger terminal with capacity for 15 million passengers annually, a cargo terminal, and aviation maintenance facilities. The mega-project replaces the constrained Quatro de Fevereiro Airport and positions Luanda as a regional aviation hub. Terminal construction is complete with commissioning and operational readiness underway.
Angola Strategic Energy Vision
Strategic energy infrastructure initiative focused on scaling gas-to-power generation, expanding hydropower, solar, and wind capacity, and strengthening regional grid interconnection to position Angola as an energy anchor for Southern Africa.
Ethiopia
7
Projects
$8.7B
Total Value
Corbetti Geothermal Power Project (520 MW)
A 520 MW geothermal power development in the Corbetti Caldera, Oromia Region, designed to tap Ethiopia's vast geothermal potential in the East African Rift. The project involves drilling up to 120 production wells, constructing a steam gathering system, and building a 520 MW power plant with associated transmission infrastructure connecting to the Ethiopian national grid. The project supports Ethiopia's Climate-Resilient Green Economy strategy and provides baseload renewable power. Phase 1 (150 MW) is shovel-ready with exploratory drilling completed. Expected to power over 3 million households and support industrial growth.
Lake Langano Eco-Resort & Conference Center
A flagship eco-tourism development on the shores of Lake Langano, Oromia Region, featuring a 250-key luxury lodge, conference center, spa, water sports facilities, and a wildlife sanctuary. The resort integrates sustainable design with local materials and aims to become East Africa's premier lakefront eco-resort. Located 200 km from Addis Ababa, it serves both domestic and international tourists visiting the Rift Valley lakes region. The project includes community-based tourism initiatives and a training academy for hospitality professionals.
Bishoftu Mega International Airport
Construction of a new greenfield international airport in Bishoftu, 40 km southeast of Addis Ababa, designed to handle 60 million passengers annually upon full completion. The mega-project includes a 4,000-meter runway capable of handling the Airbus A380, a 580,000 m² passenger terminal, cargo village, aviation fuel farm, and associated access infrastructure. The airport will serve as a new hub for Ethiopian Airlines and relieve congestion at Bole International Airport. Phase 1 (22 million passengers) is approved with land acquisition complete.
Ethiopia National Investment Guide
National investment guide published by the Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) outlining opportunities across five priority sectors — Agriculture, Manufacturing, Mining, Tourism, and ICT — plus emerging sectors including Energy, Transport, Financial Services, and Healthcare. The guide highlights Ethiopia's strategic location at the crossroads of East Africa, the Middle East, and Asia; a population of over 120 million; duty-free and quota-free access to EU, UK, and Chinese markets; 29 modern Special Economic Zones; extensive power infrastructure in hydro, solar, wind, and geothermal energy; and comprehensive fiscal and non-fiscal investment incentives including duty-free imports, income tax exemptions, and bonded export facilities, all supported by a one-stop-service center for foreign investors.
Cold Chain Ethiopia Airport Project
Development of an airport-based cold chain logistics facility to preserve temperature-sensitive products and improve agricultural and pharmaceutical exports.
ODI Hospital Radiology Project
Healthcare modernization project focused on expanding diagnostic imaging services through advanced radiology equipment and medical infrastructure.
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Solar Park
A 500MW solar photovoltaic park in the Afar region, complementing Ethiopia's hydroelectric capacity. Includes battery storage facilities and grid interconnection to supply power across the Horn of Africa region.
Gabon
3
Projects
Owendo Port Project
Planned port infrastructure project to expand cargo capacity, improve logistics efficiency, and strengthen international trade connectivity.
Port-Gentil Port Project
Port modernization initiative focused on enhancing maritime infrastructure, increasing commercial shipping capacity, and supporting economic development.
Critical Minerals Refinery
Proposed industrial refinery designed to process critical minerals domestically, increase value addition, and strengthen the country's mining and manufacturing sectors.
Equatorial Guinea
2
Projects
Equatorial Guinea Horizon 2020 Investment Opportunities
Comprehensive investment opportunities portfolio published by the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Public Investment under the Horizon 2020 national socio-economic program, covering projects across agriculture, fishery, telecommunications and transportation, education, industry, and oil and gas sectors, with co-investment opportunities through Holding GE 2020 to diversify the economy beyond hydrocarbons.
Equatorial Guinea National Investment Portfolio
National investment promotion dossier for Equatorial Guinea highlighting opportunities across multiple sectors including agriculture (cocoa, coffee, fruits, vegetables, livestock), commercial fishing and processing, financial services, tourism and ecotourism, and industrial development at Mbini. The country offers modern infrastructure including road networks, electricity supply, port and airport facilities, and a billion-dollar government holding company to partner with investors in diversification beyond the hydrocarbon economy.
Guinea
3
Projects
$1.8B
Total Value
Guinea Infrastructure Investment Opportunities
Investment guide for Guinea's infrastructure sector, published by APIP (Agence de Promotion des Investissements Privés). Highlights Guinea's sustained economic growth (5.7% average since 2011, 12.1% in 2021), improving business climate, and investment incentives. Outlines four major infrastructure projects: (1) Conakry-Kouria railway construction ($500.6M, 3 years), (2) Mamou-Faranah-Kissidougou road reconstruction—326 km ($420.7M, 34 months), (3) 10,000 social housing units ($471.6M, 4 years), and (4) urban activity hub in greater Conakry ($347.6M, 2 years). Details opportunities across roads and railways (including the 650 km Transguinéen linking Simandou to Moribaya port), airports and ports (extension of Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport, modernization of the Port Autonome de Conakry), and construction/housing (44,000 Ha of land for social housing, tax exemptions, capped mortgage rates at 6%).
Guinea Investment Code (Code des Investissements)
The Investment Code of the Republic of Guinea (Code des Investissements), established by Law L/2015/N°008/AN, which sets the legal and institutional framework for private investment—both national and foreign—in Guinea. The Code defines eligible sectors (agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, social housing, transport, cultural industries, sanitation, energy, water, telecommunications, and more), investor rights and guarantees (up to 100% foreign ownership, equal treatment, fund transfer freedom, protection against nationalization), and obligations (compliance with laws, priority local recruitment, technology transfer). It grants customs and tax incentives across installation and operation phases, differentiated by two economic zones (Zone A: Conakry and surrounding prefectures; Zone B: all other prefectures), with tax reductions ranging from 100% to 25% over 8–10 years. Administered by the Ministry for Private Sector Promotion, APIP-Guinea, and the Technical Investment Monitoring Committee (CTSI).
Guinea 15 MWc Solar Power Plants and 55,000 Prepaid Meters Project
Contract for the supply and installation of 15 MWc solar power plants (at a rate of 5 MWc per prefecture) and 55,000 prepaid meters in the prefectures of Téliméélé, Gaoual, and Koundara, Republic of Guinea. The project is a partnership between the Republic of Guinea, Electricité de Guinée SA (EDG SA), and Ginza SARL, with a total financing cost of $25,000,000 USD ($10M for meters, $15M for solar plants). Reimbursement is structured over an 18-month amortization period for the meters and progress-based payments for the solar plants, supervised by an approved control office.
Togo
19
Projects
National Electrification Policy for All
Continuation of the national electrification policy to provide electricity access for all citizens. Part of Axis 1 (Strengthening social inclusion) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap, this project aims to expand the electricity grid to underserved and rural areas, ensuring universal access to power as a basic service.
Drinking Water and Sanitation Access Expansion
Increasing access to drinking water and sanitation across Togo. Part of Axis 1 (Strengthening social inclusion) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap, this project aims to expand clean water infrastructure and sanitation systems to ensure health coverage and access to basic services for all citizens.
Construction of 20,000 Social Housing Units
Construction of 20,000 social housing units as part of Axis 1 (Strengthening social inclusion) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This large-scale housing project aims to provide affordable accommodation for citizens, supporting the government's goal of ensuring access to basic services and improving living standards across the country.
School Reception Capacity Increase
Increase in school reception capacity as part of Axis 1 (Strengthening social inclusion) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to expand educational infrastructure to make education accessible to the greatest number and aligned with the labour market, ensuring that schools can accommodate growing student populations.
Vocational Training Orientation Reform
Reviewing the policy of orientation and promotion of vocational training towards priority professions. Part of Axis 1 (Strengthening social inclusion) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap, this reform aims to align vocational training with labour market needs, ensuring education is accessible and in line with the demands of priority economic sectors.
Agricultural Yields Improvement
Improvement in agricultural yields as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to make agriculture a real driver of growth and job creation by increasing productivity and yields across the sector, supporting Togo's goal of building a diversified and inclusive economy.
Kara Agropole Expansion
Expansion of the Kara agropole in partnership with the private sector. Part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap, this project aims to develop an integrated agricultural processing hub in the Kara region, leveraging public-private partnerships to drive agricultural transformation, create jobs, and boost economic growth in northern Togo.
Unity Highway Construction
Construction of the Unity Highway as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This major road infrastructure project aims to improve national connectivity, facilitate trade and movement, and support Togo's positioning as a logistics and service hub in West Africa.
Leisure Tourist Offer Development
Creation of a leisure tourist offer as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to develop Togo's tourism sector by creating leisure tourism infrastructure and attractions, diversifying the economy and creating employment opportunities in the hospitality and tourism industries.
Industrial Park at Autonomous Port of Lome
Construction of an industrial park around the Autonomous Port of Lome as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to create true extractive and processing industries by developing an industrial zone leveraging the strategic location of the Autonomous Port of Lome, affirming Togo's place as a logistics and service hub for West Africa.
Phosphate Fertilizer Production Unit
Launch of a phosphate fertilizer production unit as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. Togo is rich in phosphate deposits, and this project aims to create a true processing industry by transforming raw phosphate into fertilizers, adding value domestically and supporting agricultural development both locally and regionally.
Mineral Resources Exploration and Exploitation
Acceleration of the exploration and exploitation of mineral resources as part of Axis 2 (Boosting job creation) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to develop Togo's extractive industries by intensifying mineral exploration and exploitation activities, creating true extractive industries that drive job creation and economic growth.
Fixed and Mobile Internet Network Coverage Extension
Extension of fixed and mobile internet network coverage as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to make Togo a regional reference in digital by expanding broadband and mobile internet infrastructure across the country, ensuring widespread connectivity and supporting the digital transformation of the economy.
Global Internet Connection Strengthening
Strengthening the internet connection to the global network as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to improve Togo's international bandwidth and connectivity to global internet infrastructure, supporting the country's ambition to become a regional reference in digital services.
Digital Innovation Hub Development
Development of a digital innovation hub as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to make Togo a regional reference in digital by creating a dedicated innovation ecosystem that fosters tech startups, digital entrepreneurship, and technology-driven solutions, supporting the country's digital transformation agenda.
Electricity Production, Transmission and Distribution Capacity Increase
Increasing electricity production, transmission and distribution capacity as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to modernize and expand Togo's power infrastructure across the entire value chain - generation, transmission, and distribution - to support economic growth, industrial development, and universal electrification.
Public Banks Restructuring and Privatization
Restructuring and privatization of the two public banks as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This reform aims to solidify state structures and stabilize public accounts by restructuring and privatizing the two state-owned banks, strengthening the country's attractiveness to investors and modernizing the financial sector.
Development Plan for 10 Municipalities
Development and implementation of a development plan for 10 municipalities as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project aims to modernize local governance and strengthen structures by creating comprehensive development plans for 10 municipalities, supporting decentralized development and improving public service delivery at the local level.
Green Mobility Program
Green Mobility Program as part of Axis 3 (Modernizing the country) under the Togo 2025 Government Roadmap. This project puts sustainable development and anticipating future crises at the heart of the country's priorities by promoting environmentally friendly transportation solutions, supporting Togo's commitment to sustainable development and reducing carbon emissions in the transport sector.
Mauritius
2
Projects
$56.0M
Total Value
Hilton Garden Inn Mauritius - Phoenix Business Hotel Development
The Hilton Garden Inn Mauritius is an upper-midscale business hotel development in Phoenix, Mauritius, promoted by Ebene Square Ltd (ESL) and issued through Phoenix Hotels Ltd (PHL). The hotel is designed around a 'Live, Work & Play' concept to cater for both short and extended stays, with a signed Branding and Management Agreement with the Hilton Group. LOCATION & SITE: The hotel is being built on a 6,331 sqm plot of land in Phoenix, Mauritius. The land belongs to ESL and carries a post-development investment value of USD 2.7m, which has been transferred to PHL. DEVELOPMENT COST: Total development cost is USD 36m (excluding land cost), yielding a cost per key of USD 267k. The total cost makes provision for hard construction costs, infrastructure and IT connections, FF&E, professional fees, working capital, escalation costs, and a contingency allowance. FINANCING STRUCTURE: The project is financed with 40% equity (USD 15.5m) and 60% debt (USD 23.2m). PHL is raising debt via the issue of Secured Bonds up to USD 19.6m, with bondholders holding a first rank charge over PHL's assets. Debt coupon rate is Key Rate + 3.5% (all-in rate 8.0%) with a 7-year maturity. The hotel equipment is financed via leasing. Post-transaction LTV is approximately 60%. SHAREHOLDING STRUCTURE: ESH (Ebene Hospitality Ltd, the hospitality arm of the group with the same UBO and management team as ESL) is the largest single shareholder with 42% (including a Development Management Fee of USD 2.9m capitalized as shares). Strategic equity investors hold 58%. ESL's equity contribution is USD 4.6m (Land: USD 2.7m; Cash: USD 1.9m). FINANCIAL RETURNS: Estimated EBITDA averages USD 5.3m over 10 years of operations. Projected dividend of 5% per annum to ordinary shareholders as from the 2nd year of operation. Terminal value at Year 9 is estimated at 8x EBITDA. Project IRR is 14.0%, and Equity IRR for strategic investors is 11.5%. CONSTRUCTION TIMELINE: Start date July 2024, end date July 2026. Investment in 1st year: USD 10m; 2nd year: USD 26m. KEY PARTIES: Corporate Finance Advisor and Arranger: Maxima Capital Management Ltd; Company Secretary: Legacy Capital Co. Ltd; Banks: SBM Bank (Mauritius) Ltd, AfrAsia Bank Ltd; Registry and Paying Agent: SBM Fund Services Ltd; Broker: SBM Capital Markets Ltd; Legal Adviser: Orison Legal. DEVELOPER BACKGROUND: Ebene Square Ltd is a Mauritius-based real estate development company founded in 2015, with a proven track record in residential, commercial, office, and mixed-use real estate projects. The team has successfully completed 4 real estate projects with 3 more in the pipeline, totalizing a gross area of 49,000 sqm. RISK FACTORS: The pitch deck includes comprehensive risk analysis covering general risk factors, security-specific risk factors, competitor benchmarking, and the Hilton Garden Inn concept positioning within the Mauritian hospitality market.
Government Maritime Security Project
Maritime security initiative designed to strengthen coastal surveillance, protect territorial waters, and enhance maritime operational capabilities.
Ghana
3
Projects
$848.0M
Total Value
Ghana Infrastructure for Trade Project - Team Booklet
Team booklet for the Infrastructure for Trade Project Ghana, an ambitious plan to promote trade and economic growth through the development of key trade infrastructure. The project is led by Ing. Kwabena Anafi (Project Owner/Manager, CEO of MG&R Solutions Limited) and brings together a core team of experts including Dr. Chii Akporji (Special Advisor for Local Economic Development, Gender Empowerment and Urban Development), Lom Nuku Ahlijah (Legal Advisor), and Athenkosi Peter (Special Advisor for Capital Raising and Strategic Partnerships), each contributing extensive experience from institutions such as the World Bank, Harvard Law School, and African Development Bank to advance Ghana's position as Africa's trade hub.
Ghana Infrastructure for Trade Project
Infrastructure for trade project proposed by MG&R Solutions Limited, comprising two key components: (1) an air cargo terminal at Prempeh I International Airport in Kumasi featuring cargo handling services, warehousing, CCTV security, customizable office rental space, banking and insurance floor, and ground transportation access; and (2) truck rest stops along major highways and inter-regional trade routes in key cities including Tema, Sekondi-Takoradi, Kumasi, Techiman, and Tamale, providing rest facilities, mechanic services, and safety amenities for truck drivers transporting bulk goods domestically and to neighbouring countries, supporting Ghana's ambition to become Africa's trade hub.
Rotan Gas-to-Electricity Project
Energy infrastructure project converting natural gas into reliable electricity generation to strengthen national energy security and industrial growth.
Congo
2
Projects
Oyo Central Photovoltaic Solar Project
Central photovoltaic solar power project located in Oyo, Cuvette region, part of the Republic of Congo's renewable energy strategy to expand electricity access and support sustainable development through clean solar energy generation.
Congo 500 MW Solar Photovoltaic Project
500 MW solar photovoltaic project developed by CATI in agreement with the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, involving the financing, study, design, construction, and operation of multiple solar power plant sites across Djambala, Tsiélampo, Mindouli, and Oyo to expand clean energy access and support national electrification goals.
Uganda
22
Projects
$26.2M
Total Value
Luwero Fruit Factory
The Government of Uganda, through Uganda Development Cooperation (UDC), plans to establish a fruit processing factory in the greater Luwero sub-region. The proposed factory will feature three processing lines: a canning line for pineapples (5 MT/HR), a drying line for pineapples and mangoes (1.5 MT/HR), and a line for production of ready-to-drink ginger-flavored pineapple juice (Munanansi) (2 MT/HR). The total installed capacity is 8.5 MT/HR of fresh fruits, designed to run 16 hours/day (two shifts) for 25 days a month. Raw materials - pineapples and mangoes - will be sourced from the greater Luwero sub-region. Uganda is the second-largest producer of fresh fruits and vegetables, producing approximately 5.3 million tonnes annually. The project is aligned with the National Development Plan (NDP III) and UDC strategic plan. Unique selling points include strategic location, investor-friendly policies, and access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA). Financing type: Equity and Debt. Located in Luwero District.
Acholibur Cassava Processing Factory
The Acholibur Cassava Processing Factory Project seeks to establish a cassava processing factory in Acholibur Town Council, Pader District, to leverage the potential of cassava and address challenges associated with poor postharvest management. The project involves acquiring 25 acres, constructing a factory and administrative buildings, and installing equipment for producing starch, ethanol for cooking, carbon dioxide, and Distilled Dried Grains with Soluble (DDGS). Future expansions include producing anhydrous ethanol for fuel blending. The factory will add value to cassava from Northern Uganda, promoting commercialization and industrialization of the crop in the region. Installed capacity: 100 tons/day of fresh cassava roots (FCR) processed into cassava starch of up to 25 tpd; 400 tons/day of FCR processing facility producing up to 80,000 liters of ethanol per day; 40 tons/day of carbon dioxide; 45 tons/day of Dry Distillers' Grains with Soluble (DDGS). Financing type: Equity and Debt. Unique selling points: strategic location, investor-friendly policies, access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA).
Cocoa Processing Factory
A cocoa processing factory project aimed at adding value to Uganda's cocoa production by establishing processing facilities to transform raw cocoa beans into semi-finished and finished cocoa products. Uganda produces high-quality cocoa, particularly in the western and central regions. The project seeks to capitalize on growing global demand for cocoa products by establishing local processing capacity, creating jobs, and increasing export earnings from value-added cocoa products. Aligned with the National Development Plan III and Uganda's agro-industrialization agenda. Unique selling points: strategic location, investor-friendly policies, access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA).
Soluble Coffee Processing Factory
A soluble coffee processing factory project aimed at adding value to Uganda's coffee production by establishing facilities to produce instant/soluble coffee. Uganda is one of Africa's leading coffee producers, and this project seeks to move the country up the value chain from raw coffee bean exports to processed soluble coffee products. The project aims to capitalize on growing global demand for instant coffee, create employment, and significantly increase export earnings. Aligned with the National Development Plan III and Uganda's agro-industrialization agenda. Unique selling points: strategic location, investor-friendly policies, access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA).
Busoga Sugar Processing Factory
A sugar processing factory project in the Busoga region aimed at expanding Uganda's sugar production capacity. The Busoga region is one of Uganda's key sugar-producing areas with favorable climate and soil conditions for sugarcane cultivation. The project seeks to establish a new sugar processing facility to meet growing domestic and regional demand for sugar, create employment in the agricultural and industrial sectors, and support Uganda's agro-industrialization agenda. Aligned with the National Development Plan III. Unique selling points: strategic location, investor-friendly policies, access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA).
Lira Spinning Mill
A textile spinning mill project in Lira aimed at reviving Uganda's textile industry and adding value to locally grown cotton. Uganda produces high-quality cotton, and this project seeks to establish a spinning mill to process raw cotton into yarn, supporting the development of a domestic textile manufacturing value chain. The project aims to create industrial employment, reduce reliance on imported textiles, and capitalize on regional market access through EAC, COMESA, and AfCFTA trade agreements. Aligned with the National Development Plan III and Uganda's agro-industrialization agenda.
Cattle Feed & Supplement Manufacturing
A cattle feed and supplement manufacturing project aimed at supporting Uganda's growing livestock industry. Uganda has a significant cattle population, particularly in the western and central cattle corridor. This project seeks to establish a manufacturing facility for high-quality cattle feed and nutritional supplements, improving livestock productivity, supporting dairy and beef value chains, and reducing reliance on imported feed products. The project aligns with Uganda's agro-industrialization agenda under the National Development Plan III and aims to create employment in both agriculture and manufacturing sectors. Unique selling points: strategic location, investor-friendly policies, access to regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA).
UWEC Infrastructure Development Project
The Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) Infrastructure Development Project aims to upgrade and expand the infrastructure of UWEC, a leading conservation education institution in Entebbe. The project involves constructing new animal enclosures, visitor facilities, educational centers, and supporting infrastructure to enhance the centre's capacity for wildlife conservation education, research, and tourism. UWEC plays a critical role in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation awareness in Uganda. The project seeks to improve the visitor experience, increase tourism revenue, and strengthen Uganda's position as a premier eco-tourism destination.
Mount Elgon National Park Tourism Infrastructure Development Project
The Mount Elgon National Park Tourism Infrastructure Development Project aims to develop and upgrade tourism infrastructure within Mount Elgon National Park, one of Uganda's most scenic national parks. The project involves constructing visitor facilities, hiking trails, camping sites, viewing platforms, and access roads to enhance the tourist experience. Mount Elgon is known for its unique caldera, waterfalls, caves, and diverse flora and fauna. The project seeks to increase tourist arrivals, generate revenue for conservation, and support local community livelihoods through tourism-related economic activities.
Development of Tourist Infrastructure at Equator
Development of tourist infrastructure at the Equator crossing point in Uganda. The Equator is one of Uganda's most iconic tourist landmarks, where visitors can experience the unique phenomenon of standing on the line dividing the northern and southern hemispheres. The project aims to develop world-class visitor facilities including information centers, souvenir shops, restaurants, restrooms, viewing platforms, and recreational areas. The development seeks to transform the Equator site into a premier tourist destination, enhancing visitor experience and generating tourism revenue for local communities.
Development of Water-Based Eco-Adventure Parks (Geothermal Spas & Resorts)
Development of water-based eco-adventure parks featuring geothermal spas and resorts. This innovative tourism project aims to leverage Uganda's geothermal resources and natural water bodies to create unique eco-tourism destinations. The parks will feature geothermal spas, wellness retreats, water sports facilities, and eco-friendly resort accommodations. The project seeks to diversify Uganda's tourism offering beyond traditional safari experiences, attracting wellness tourists, adventure seekers, and eco-conscious travelers. The development aligns with Uganda's strategy to expand its tourism sector and create new investment opportunities in sustainable tourism infrastructure.
Karuma Hotel Accommodation Infrastructure
Karuma Hotel Accommodation Infrastructure project aimed at developing hotel and accommodation facilities near the Karuma area. Karuma is strategically located near Murchison Falls National Park, one of Uganda's most visited national parks, and the Karuma Hydroelectric Power Station. The project seeks to establish quality hospitality infrastructure to serve tourists visiting the national park and business travelers in the area. The development will include hotel rooms, conference facilities, restaurants, and recreational amenities, supporting Uganda's growing tourism sector and addressing the accommodation gap in this key tourist corridor.
Pearl Marina Estates
Pearl Marina Estates is a premier waterfront real estate development project located on the shores of Lake Victoria. The project aims to develop a mixed-use residential and commercial estate featuring luxury apartments, villas, marina facilities, retail spaces, and recreational amenities. Pearl Marina is designed to be a world-class lakefront community catering to both domestic and international buyers. The development leverages Uganda's growing middle class, increasing urbanization, and the strategic location near Kampala. The project represents one of Uganda's largest private real estate developments, offering significant investment opportunities in the housing and property sector.
Karuma Complex Building
Karuma Complex Building project aimed at constructing a multi-purpose commercial complex in the Karuma area. The development will feature office spaces, retail outlets, conference facilities, and potentially hospitality components. The complex is strategically positioned near major infrastructure including the Karuma Hydroelectric Power Station and Murchison Falls National Park, serving both business and tourism needs in the area. The project seeks to address the growing demand for quality commercial real estate in regional growth centers outside of Kampala, supporting Uganda's decentralization and regional development goals.
Moroto Integrated Cement, Lime and Marble Manufacturing Factory
The Moroto Integrated Cement, Lime and Marble Manufacturing Factory project aims to establish an integrated cement, lime, and marble manufacturing facility in the Moroto district of northeastern Uganda. The Karamoja region is rich in mineral deposits including limestone, marble, and other raw materials essential for cement and construction materials production. The project seeks to exploit these resources to produce cement, lime, and marble products for the domestic and regional construction markets. The factory will create industrial employment in the Karamoja region, support infrastructure development, and reduce Uganda's reliance on imported construction materials. Aligned with Uganda's industrialization and mining development agenda.
Sheet Glass Manufacturing Factory
A sheet glass manufacturing factory project aimed at establishing local production capacity for sheet glass in Uganda. Uganda currently imports a significant portion of its glass products to meet demand from the construction, automotive, and packaging industries. This project seeks to establish a manufacturing facility to produce sheet glass domestically, reducing import reliance, creating industrial employment, and supporting the growth of downstream industries. The project leverages Uganda's raw material deposits and strategic location to serve both domestic and regional markets (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA). Aligned with Uganda's industrialization agenda under the National Development Plan III.
Iron and Steel Manufacturing Factory
An iron and steel manufacturing factory project aimed at establishing local production capacity for iron and steel products in Uganda. With Uganda's rapidly growing construction sector, infrastructure development, and emerging oil and gas industry, domestic demand for steel products is increasing significantly. This project seeks to establish an iron and steel manufacturing facility to produce construction steel, industrial steel products, and related materials. The factory will reduce Uganda's reliance on imported steel products, create industrial employment, and support the growth of the construction and manufacturing sectors. The project aligns with Uganda's industrialization agenda and leverages access to regional markets through EAC, COMESA, and AfCFTA.
East African Medical Vitals
East African Medical Vitals is a healthcare manufacturing project aimed at establishing local production of medical supplies, equipment, and pharmaceuticals in Uganda. The project seeks to address Uganda's heavy reliance on imported medical products by establishing domestic manufacturing capacity for essential medical devices, consumables, and health products. The facility will serve both the Ugandan market and the broader East African region, leveraging trade agreements (EAC, COMESA, AfCFTA) for regional distribution. The project aligns with Uganda's goal of strengthening healthcare infrastructure, improving access to affordable medical supplies, and creating skilled employment in the pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing sector.
Pilot 10 MWp Floating Solar Power Plant on Isimba Reservoir
A pilot 10 MWp floating solar power plant on the Isimba Reservoir, representing an innovative green energy project for Uganda. Floating solar technology involves mounting solar panels on floating structures on water bodies, offering advantages including reduced land use, improved panel efficiency due to cooling effects from water, and reduced water evaporation. The Isimba Reservoir, created by the Isimba Hydroelectric Dam on the Victoria Nile, provides an ideal location for this pilot project. The project aims to diversify Uganda's energy mix, add renewable generation capacity, and demonstrate the viability of floating solar technology in East Africa. This pilot could pave the way for larger-scale floating solar deployments across Uganda's many water bodies.
Okulacere Small Hydro Power Plant
The Okulacere Small Hydro Power Plant project aims to develop a small-scale hydropower facility on the Okulacere river in Uganda. Small hydropower projects harness the energy of flowing water to generate electricity without the scale and environmental impact of large dams. Uganda has significant hydropower potential due to its numerous rivers and favorable topography. This project seeks to add renewable energy generation capacity to the national grid, support rural electrification, and contribute to Uganda's goal of increasing electricity access and generation capacity. The project aligns with Uganda's green energy development agenda and the National Development Plan III priorities for energy infrastructure expansion.
1MW Maziba Mini Hydro Power Plant
The 1MW Maziba Mini Hydro Power Plant project aims to develop a mini-hydropower facility at Maziba. Mini-hydropower plants are small-scale electricity generation facilities that harness the natural flow of rivers to generate power, typically serving local communities and supplementing the national grid. The Maziba site offers suitable hydrological conditions for mini-hydropower development. This project seeks to increase Uganda's renewable energy generation capacity, support rural electrification efforts, and provide clean, reliable electricity to surrounding communities. The project contributes to Uganda's commitment to expanding electricity access and developing sustainable energy infrastructure under the National Development Plan III.
IT/BPO Park
The IT/BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) Park project aims to establish a dedicated technology and business process outsourcing park in Uganda. The park will provide world-class ICT infrastructure, office facilities, training centers, and support services for IT companies, software developers, call centers, and BPO service providers. Uganda's youthful population (28% internet users as of FY2024/2025), growing digital economy, and English-language proficiency make it an attractive destination for BPO services. The project seeks to position Uganda as a regional ICT hub, create thousands of skilled digital jobs, attract foreign direct investment in the technology sector, and support the country's digital transformation agenda. Aligned with the National Development Plan III's goal of making Uganda a regional reference in digital services.
Tanzania
4
Projects
$2.8B
Total Value
Tanga Port Harbour Modernization - Lot 1
Modernization of Tanga Port, one of Tanzania's oldest ports, which currently has operational limitations including shallow water depth and aging infrastructure. The modernization includes a new quay wall, dredging, expanded terminal yard space, rail infrastructure, roads, drainage, electrical systems, grain silos, and port equipment. The project aims to transform Tanga into a stronger multi-cargo terminal handling containers, wheat, soda ash, coal, petcoke, general cargo, and regional trade. This project could help Tanzania relieve pressure from Dar es Salaam Port and capture more cargo demand from northern and central Tanzania. Phase 1 is construction-ready pending financing, with feasibility and preliminary design complete.
Tanga Oil Jetties & Tank Farms - Lot 2
Creation of a public oil terminal in Tanga, building infrastructure so independent oil marketing companies can access refined petroleum products, LPG, and edible oil import infrastructure. Current oil offloading infrastructure is privately controlled, which limits access for independent oil marketing companies. The recommended option is the Raskazone site, with an estimated CAPEX of approximately USD 63M - significantly lower than the alternative Chongoleani option (approximately USD 248M), which was not recommended. The final report was issued in January 2023, with financing sought. This is one of the more approachable funding opportunities due to its smaller funding requirement and clear energy infrastructure use case.
New Mbegani-Bagamoyo Greenfield Port
The largest project in the portfolio - a major new deep-water port at Bagamoyo, connected to the planned Bagamoyo Special Economic Zone. The project is intended to support Tanzania's long-term trade and logistics growth, relieve congestion at Dar es Salaam Port, and serve regional markets including landlocked East and Central African countries. An interim report was issued in May 2024, with a concession model anticipated. This is a major infrastructure/concession opportunity, likely better suited for development finance institutions, infrastructure funds, concession operators, or large strategic investors. The project spans all phases including VAT.
Kurasini Oil Jetty & Tank Farm - Dar es Salaam
Development of a modern oil jetty and tank farm at Dar es Salaam Port, Tanzania's primary commercial port. The project includes a new offshore oil jetty, rehabilitation of the existing Kurasini Oil Jetty, a new tank farm, pipelines, pump stations, and environmental safety systems. It aims to improve petroleum import capacity and reduce liquid bulk infrastructure bottlenecks. The final feasibility and EIA scoping report was completed in December 2022, with the detailed engineering phase pending financing. This appears to be a commercially stronger opportunity because it is tied to essential petroleum import infrastructure and has defined financial metrics, including projected IRR and NPV.
Lesotho
7
Projects
$200.0M
Total Value
Jordane Multipurpose Project
Jordane Multipurpose Project - a planned hydropower and water supply scheme. Original pre-feasibility was conducted by HYDROPLAN Consultants under the West German Aid Program. The project also envisages water supply to the lowlands. It was previously suspended due to the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP) Phase 1.
Quthing Hydropower Project
Quthing Hydropower Project - identification and pre-feasibility studies were funded by the Austrian Government in 1984. The project was approved by SADCC Energy Ministers in 1989 as SADCC Project 3.3.5. The site became the preferred site for development after feasibility study for sites to be developed for Phase 2, with detailed designs being done.
Malealea Hydropower Project
Malealea Hydropower Project - pre-feasibility study has been completed. The project is under consideration as part of Lesotho's planned hydropower generation expansion.
Floating Solar PV on Mohale and Katse Dams (200-500 MW)
Floating Solar PV installation on Mohale and Katse dams with a planned capacity of 200–500 MW. This project leverages Lesotho's existing dam infrastructure to deploy large-scale floating solar photovoltaic generation.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to be deployed along the power grid network across the country. The total capacity is to be determined. This project supports grid stability and renewable energy integration in Lesotho.
Wind Energy Development
Wind energy development - there is huge wind potential in Lesotho. Wind measurements need to be undertaken to determine viable capacity. This project is in the early identification phase.
Ha Mabote to Tweepruit Transmission Line Upgrade (132kV to 275kV, designed at 400kV)
Transmission line upgrade from Ha Mabote (Maseru) to Tweepruit (Bloemfontein), upgraded from 132kV to 275kV and designed at 400kV for future needs. This is the most urgent of several domestic and cross-border transmission lines needing construction. Actual identification of additional lines can be done upon visit and discussion with the utility (LEC).