$500-Million Africa-Focused Infrastructure Fund Launched in Abu Dhabi
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$500-million Africa-focused infrastructure fund launched in Abu Dhabi
Asset management firm Gemcorp Capital is working with Angola’s sovereign wealth fund to launch a $500-million Africa-focused infrastructure fund in Abu Dhabi. The aim is to make investments across Africa to inject private-sector cash into critical minerals, water, food security, and clean energy. Infrastructure development in these areas could provide a “transformative” boost to economic growth, Tom Hughes, Gemcorp’s marketing director, told Sem…
The Fund, still subject to regulatory approval, aims to provide flexible capital solutions for investments in African infrastructures and to respond to more urgent needs.
While infrastructure needs are regularly mentioned as one of the main obstacles to development in Africa, the announcement of a new investment vehicle dedicated to the continent attracts attention. The initiative involves a manager specialized in emerging markets and an African sovereign fund.
Gemcorp teams with Angola sovereign fund to launch pan-Africa infra investment vehicle
Emerging markets-focused asset manager Gemcorp Capital has teamed with the Fundo Soberano de Angola (FSDEA) to launch a pan-African infrastructure fund with eyes on about $500m of capital. The post Gemcorp teams with Angola sovereign fund to launch pan-Africa infra investment vehicle appeared first on AltAssets Private Equity News.
$500m ADGM-based fund to build Africa's infrastructure
UK’s Gemcorp Capital and Angola’s sovereign wealth fund have launched a $500 million African infrastructure fund, which will be managed and developed from the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). The Pan-African Infrastructure Fund will primarily focus on infrastructure projects across Africa, offering flexible capital to meet the continent’s investment needs, Gemcorp said in a statement. The fund will receive an initial investment of $50 million fro…
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