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Afreximbank (Banque africaine d'import-export)

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Pan-African multilateral financial institution focused on trade and industrialisation: credit facilities, acquisition finance and reserve-based lending for African companies.

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Reference deals

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Levene Energy Development Limited

January 2026 · Nigeria
Growth64 M$Senior debtEnergyLead

Activity : Développement et investissement dans les infrastructures gazières et énergétiques

Instrument : Acquisition Finance Facility

African energy company active in trading, upstream services, gas and renewable energy, diversifying into gas and power infrastructure.

Why they invested

  • Finance Levene Energy's equity commitment to Bluecore Gas Infraco
  • Enables the acquisition of a 30% stake in Axxela
  • Diversifies Levene into gas and power infrastructure
  • Supports regional energy infrastructure and African value chains

Source : afreximbank.com

Heirs Energies Limited

December 2025 · Nigeria
Debt750 M$Senior debtEnergyLead

Activity : Production de pétrole et de gaz

Instrument : dual-tranche senior secured reserve-based lending facility

Nigerian integrated energy company active in oil and gas production, including development of OML 17 and gas supply to the domestic market.

Why they invested

  • Optimise Heirs Energies' capital structure
  • Finance working-capital requirements
  • Supports the accelerated field-development programme
  • Supports sustained growth in Nigerian oil and gas production

Source : afreximbank.com

Growth450 M$Senior debtInfrastructureLead

Activity : Développement et exploitation de parcs industriels et zones économiques spéciales

Instrument : global credit facility

Develops and operates industrial parks and special economic zones across several sub-Saharan African countries, combining infrastructure development, industrialisation and trade finance.

Why they invested

  • Support development of industrial parks and special economic zones
  • Finance working-capital requirements of existing parks
  • Finance capital expenditure for new industrial parks
  • Support African industrialisation and intra-African trade

Source : afreximbank.com

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