US agency to invest $155 million in African digital infrastructure firm WIOCC
- The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation approved more than $8 billion in new investments, including its largest digital investment to date.
- The DFC will make an equity investment in WIOCC Group to expand secure, affordable digital infrastructure across Africa.
- WIOCC operates connectivity, data-center, and metro-fiber services across 30 African countries, with more than 40 core and edge data centers.
- The DFC’s investment partners for the WIOCC initiative include Vision International Investment Company and the Africa Finance Corporation.
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US International Development Finance Corporation Announces More Than $8 Bn in Investments to Fuel American Economic, National Security Interests
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Board of Directors on Wednesday (local time) approved more than USD 8 billion in new investments, representing a significant milestone for the agency. World News | US International Development Finance Corporation Announces More Than $8 Bn in Investments to Fuel American Economic, National Security Interests.
US International Development Finance Corporation announces more than $8 bn in investments to fuel American economic, national security interests - The Tribune
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Board of Directors on Wednesday (local time) approved more than USD 8 billion in new investments, representing a significant milestone for the agency.
The American Corporation for International Development Financing (DFC) has invested more than $8 billion in new investments in Ukraine, Jordan and African countries. The financing of Vodafone Ukraine and DTEK was discussed. The package called for at once to support the critically important infrastructure of US partners, American exports, energy and the spread of technologies. This was reported by the information agency Reuters. The American Corp…
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