IFC (International Finance Corporation)

Project disclosed by IFC on 24 September 2026, pending Board approval; parallel lender not named.

Activity : Mini-grids and rural electrification

Instrument : Up to US$8.6m: US$5.8m IFC A loan and US$2.8m from a parallel lender; 14 mini-grids (14 MW, total cost US$29.7m)

Solar mini-grids in Enugu, Ondo, Niger states and the Federal Capital Territory (DARES programme).

Source : thestar.ngN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : CSR Reporters

IFC loan under review, not approved at the time of the announcement; commissioning targeted for Q1 2027.

Activity : Cocoa, coffee and export crops

Instrument : USD 15m loan under review; USD 18m project including USD 3m of shareholder equity

New 50,000 t/year cashew processing plant in the Yamoussoukro industrial zone (2.5 MW solar, boiler, 30,000 t warehouse), alongside the Toumodi plant.

Source : ecomatin.netN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets)

Submitted to IFC's Board on 4 September 2026; decision and parallel lenders not published.

Activity : SME finance

Instrument : US$150m loan (KSh 19.4bn): US$100m from IFC and US$50m from parallel lenders to be mobilised; SME lending and capital strengthening

On-lending to SMEs in Kenya.

Source : businessdailyafrica.comN3 · Single source

Subscription opened on 29 June, extended twice to 10 September 2026; result not published. Previous issue (2025) 90% placed.

Activity : Leasing and factoring

Instrument : XAF 13bn APE 04/26 bond (COSUMAF visa): 10bn at 6.60% over 3 years, 3bn at 7.20% over 5 years; IFC considering up to XAF 6.9bn (53%)

Cameroonian leasing company.

Source : investiraucameroun.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Investir au Cameroun

Approved by IFC (CATRAMP I project on the World Bank Group board calendar); signing not published.

Activity : Warehousing and cold chain

Instrument : EUR 7.5m (≈XAF 5bn) loan backed by the IDA Private Sector Window; EUR 10.1m project incl. EUR 2.6m from shareholders

Cameroonian logistics company: Category A warehouses in Douala and Kribi, expanding to Chad and CAR; about 420 direct jobs planned.

Source : businessincameroon.comN1 · Primary source · Other sources : Calendrier du conseil, Groupe Banque mondiale

Project disclosed on IFC's portal on 27 April 2026; pending board approval.

Activity : Vehicle and productive-asset finance

Instrument : EUR 21m: EUR 8m senior (IFC), EUR 8m subordinated (IDA21 window), EUR 5m to be mobilised; fleet in Benin, Cameroon, Congo and Togo (2026-2028)

Mobility super-app financing drivers ('Drive-to-Buy').

Source : businessincameroon.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Togo First

Project disclosed by IFC on 25 February 2026, Board expected on 27 March; status 'pending approval' on IFC's project page.

Activity : Microfinance

Instrument : Up to US$52m: US$27m for IFC's own account and US$25m to be mobilised; five four-year senior loans, including US$20m for two Kenyan subsidiaries

Microfinance for MSMEs in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania (50% women-owned target).

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : Ecofin

IFC proposed investment, not confirmed at the time of the announcement.

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Catalyst Fund (véhicule climat de 40 M$)

Activity : Asset management and markets

Instrument : Proposed IFC equity investment of up to USD 6m

USD 40m pre-seed and seed vehicle for African climate start-ups: resilience fintech, livelihoods, essential services.

Source : disruptafrica.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets)

Announced on 30 September 2026; tranche drawdowns not published.

Activity : Vehicle and productive-asset finance

Instrument : US$50m 10-year subordinated debt, in two US$25m tranches

Guarantees for naira infrastructure bonds.

Source : premiumtimesng.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Nairametrics, BusinessDay

Activity : Agritech

Instrument : Prêt convertible de 2,4 M$ pour financer intrants et services d'agronomie des agriculteurs, complété par 480 000 $ d'assistance technique · Vehicle : Business Investment Financing Track (BIFT) du Private Sector Window du Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP)

Complete Farmer operates a digital platform connecting farmers with buyers, financial institutions, input suppliers and agricultural service providers. It also develops agronomy services and input-financing solutions.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banking

Instrument : unfunded risk participation facility of up to $50 million · Vehicle : Private Sector Window of the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP)

Absa Bank Ghana provides retail, business, corporate and investment banking services in Ghana. The transaction supports financing for Licensed Buying Companies purchasing cocoa from farmers.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Novastar Ventures

Activity : Electric mobility

ARC Ride, a Kenyan electric mobility startup, has raised $33.3 million in asset-backed debt and equity to expand its battery-swapping network and electric motorcycle fleet across Africa.

Co-investors British International Investment, Mirova Natural Capital, Musashi Seimitsu, Norrsken22, Proparco, Talanton

Source : techcabal.com

Activity : Online retail

Jumia Secures $50m IFC-Backed Emergency Raise After Total Equity Crashes 98%.

Source : launchbaseafrica.com

Announced by IFC on 4 August 2026: Africa's first catalytic first-loss guarantee transactions.

Activity : SME finance

Instrument : US$24.2m first-loss guarantees, backed by US$11m from the IDA Private Sector Window; about US$144.4m of local-currency lending expected

Lending to micro-enterprises, women-owned businesses and climate projects.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund launched on 29 June 2026 with IFC's commitment; final close not announced.

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Capitalworks Private Equity Fund IV

Activity : Asset management and markets

Instrument : US$40m commitment to the fund (target US$350m) and a US$40m co-investment envelope; Standard Bank among the investors

Private equity in South African mid-market companies (7 to 10 holdings).

Co-investors Standard Bank

Source : savca.co.zaN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Africa Private Equity News

Approved on 21 May, signed on 22 June, invested on 26 June 2026.

Activity : Banking

Announced May 2026, completed June 2026 — 1 month from announcement to closing

Instrument : Anchor investment of up to ZAR 1.7bn in the group's FLAC bonds; proceeds for home loans in the affordable segment

Africa's largest banking group.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Signé le 29/05/2026 ; décaissement en attente au 05/10/2026

Activity : Fabrication de câbles électriques

Instrument : Prêt IFC jusqu'à 60 M USD aux filiales de Huatong (usine de Douala et Tanzanie) ; part Cameroun non publiée

Copper and aluminium cable maker with a plant in Douala.

Source : businessincameroon.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Business in Cameroon

Agreements signed at the World Bank Group and IMF Spring Meetings (April 2026); a second wave of developers is being prepared (Ashipa, Eauxwell, Ignite, Maskh, Nayo, Paras).

Activity : Mini-grids and rural electrification

Instrument : Revolving facility of up to US$83.2m from IFC and Norfund, blending concessional and commercial capital; 315 mini-grids, total cost US$271m

Solar-hybrid mini-grids in rural and peri-urban areas (DARES programme, US$750m World Bank).

Co-investors Norfund (Co-Lead)

Source : ecofinagency.comN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : The Guardian Nigeria, Daily Trust

Financing announced on 16 April 2026 by the EIB, the Commission and IFC; drawdowns not published.

Co-investor alongside European Investment Bank

Activity : Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Instrument : EUR 75m quasi-equity from the EIB Group, guaranteed by the European Commission's EFSD+ (HDX programme), and US$20m of senior debt from IFC

Africa's first end-to-end vaccine manufacturing site (cholera, polio, meningitis, pneumonia), 30-40m doses a year by 2028.

Source : eib.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC

Approved by IFC's Board in December 2025, signed on 16 March 2026.

Activity : Banking

Instrument : US$200m seven-year senior unsecured loan for EDGE-certified green building and home loan portfolios; US$3.8m of MAGC programme incentives

South African bank, Sustainable Solutions platform.

Source : engineeringnews.co.zaN2 · Cross-checked (2+ outlets) · Other sources : Ecofin

Approved on 26 February, invested on 12 March 2026.

Activity : Fruit, vegetables and market gardening

Announced February 2026, completed March 2026 — under a month from announcement to closing

Instrument : ZAR 900m A loan (Bertie van Zyl) and ZAR 100m of redeemable preference shares: avocados, tomato net houses, solar and refinancing

Integrated horticulture on about 4,500 irrigated hectares.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Labs and imaging

Instrument : financement en naira à long terme d'environ ₦14,2 milliards, soit $24,5 millions pour IFC · Vehicle : IDA Private Sector Window Local Currency Facility

MedServe is the healthcare subsidiary of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority. It is developing a nationwide network of diagnostic, radiotherapy and interventional cardiology centres.

Co-investors Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Banque africaine de développement (BAD)

Activity : Renewable power plants: solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biogas

Instrument : loan of $16.5 million

Independent power producer developing a 35 MW geothermal power plant in the Menengai geothermal field.

Source : afdb.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Food retail

Instrument : Financement pouvant atteindre 25 M EUR · Vehicle : IDA Private Sector Window Local Currency Facility and Blended Finance Facility

Groupe EDK is a Senegalese conglomerate active in modern grocery retail. The financing supports renovation of Low Price stores and the opening of new outlets outside Dakar.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Yaourts et jus de fruits

Instrument : Enveloppe de 2 M EUR : prêt pouvant atteindre 1 M EUR sur fonds propres d'IFC et prêt concessionnel de 1 M EUR (Canada Facility for Resilient Food Systems)

Cameroonian maker of affordable dairy products and fruit juices, mainly for the domestic market.

Source : ifc.org

Activity : Banking

Lula Secures USD 10 M Loan From IFC For SME Financing In South Africa.

Source : weetracker.com

Activity : Telecom operators and ISPs

Instrument : Prêt social de 80 M EUR, dont 50 M EUR équivalent en francs CFA

Orange Mali operates mobile and digital telecommunications services in Mali. The financing supports new 4G towers and expansion of the fiber network.

Co-investors BOAD (Banque ouest-africaine de développement)

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Film, media production and entertainment

Filmmakers Mart operates an integrated digital production-services platform covering location scouting, logistics, catering and permits. It uses AI-powered tools and automated workflows.

Co-investors Sony, Sony Innovation Fund

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Health platforms and software

Senegal’s e-health startup, KERA Health Platforms , has secured US$10 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the World Bank Group .

Source : techinafrica.com

Activity : Mini-grids and rural electrification

Instrument : investment of $5 million under the DARES Platform · Vehicle : Distributed Access through Renewable Energy Scale-up (DARES) Platform

Husk Nigeria develops solar hybrid mini-grids for underserved rural communities. The financing supports deployment across Northern Nigeria.

Co-investors Gouvernement du Canada

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Residential real estate and development

Instrument : Prêt en monnaie locale de 1 Md ZAR

Balwin Properties is a South African property developer. The financing supports construction of 16,468 homes in the Mooikloof City development east of Pretoria.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banking

Standard Bank South Africa has secured a USD 250 M loan from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to expand green financing in the real estate sector.

Source : weetracker.com

Co-investor alongside BlueOrchard

Activity : Insurtech

South African insurtech Naked Secures $38m Funding in Africa’s Largest Sector Deal.

Co-investors Hollard, Naspers, Yellowwoods

Source : launchbaseafrica.com

Activity : Industrial zones and parks

Instrument : equity investment of up to $50 million

Lagos Free Zone develops an 860-hectare private special economic zone integrated with Lekki Deep Sea Port. Financing supports land development, industrial facilities and logistics infrastructure.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banque commerciale, financement des PME

Instrument : Prêt senior non garanti pouvant atteindre 60 M$ (équivalent en EUR), dont 20 M$ pour compte propre d'IFC et 40 M$ mobilisés auprès d'autres prêteurs

Cameroon's largest bank, financing micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in particular.

Source : disclosures.ifc.org

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Equator Africa Fund I

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 5 M$ · Vehicle : Equator Africa Fund I

Equator Africa Fund I invests in early-stage technology companies in sub-Saharan Africa developing climate solutions, including in energy, agriculture and mobility.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Money transfer and remittances

TerraPay , an Africa-focused digital payments provider, has raised USD 95 M from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the British International Investment (BII) to boost access to affordable remittances and support livelihoods and business activity across Africa.

Co-investors British International Investment

Source : weetracker.com

Activity : Telecom towers and fibre

The West Indian Ocean Cable Company (WIOCC) Group, a leading provider of high-capacity connectivity, is set to receive a substantial funding package exceeding $50 million.

Co-investors Proparco, RMB Corvest

Source : techinafrica.com

Co-investor alongside BlueOrchard

Activity : Insurance

Agricultural insurance and technology company Pula has closed a USD 20 M Series B fundraising round.

Co-investors Gates Foundation, Hesabu Capital

Source : weetracker.com

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in 4DX Ventures Fund III

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 10.5 M$ · Vehicle : 4DX Ventures Fund III

4DX Ventures Fund III invests in early-stage African technology companies, including fintech, e-commerce, edtech, climate tech and health tech.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in P1 Ventures

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 5 M$ · Vehicle : P1 Ventures

P1 Ventures is a pan-African venture capital fund targeting pre-seed and seed investments in fintech, healthcare, e-commerce marketplaces and software.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in AIIM (African Infrastructure Investment Managers)

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 30 M$ · Vehicle : Africa Infrastructure Investment Fund 4 Partnership (AIIF4)

AIIF4 is an infrastructure fund managed by Africa Infrastructure Investment Managers. It targets data centers, fiber networks, telecom towers, renewable energy, mobility and logistics infrastructure across Africa.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Amethis

Activity : Telecom towers and fibre

Instrument : Prise de participation majoritaire

Netis provides telecom site maintenance, fiber-optic deployment and power-supply solutions across more than 15 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Co-investors AfricInvest, Proparco

Source : amethis.comN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Convergence Partners

Activity : Telecom towers and fibre

Instrument : New equity investment; first tranche of a broader US$65 million investment programme · Vehicle : Convergence Partners Digital Infrastructure Fund

Pan-African open-access broadband infrastructure operator developing metropolitan and long-distance fibre networks across sub-Saharan Africa.

Co-investors IDA Private Sector Window Blended Finance Facility

Source : convergencepartners.comN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banking

Instrument : IFC subscribed to 29.3 percent of the bond, equivalent to $20 million; total issuance $68.3 million · Vehicle : IDA Private Sector Window Local Currency Facility

CRDB Bank is a Tanzanian commercial bank. Its first green bond finances climate-smart agriculture, water, forestry, renewable-energy and green-building projects.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Online marketplaces

Instrument : equity investment of $3.4 million

ANKA operates an online platform enabling African creators and merchants to sell products and manage payments and shipping. The platform particularly serves artisans and women-led businesses.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Joliba Capital

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription pouvant atteindre 15 M EUR (7,5 M EUR du programme SME Ventures, 7,5 M EUR du guichet IDA) · Vehicle : Joliba Fund I

Joliba Fund I is a private equity fund targeting SMEs in Francophone West and Central Africa. It invests in consumer goods and services, financial services, transport and logistics, agribusiness, business services, healthcare and education.

Co-investors FMO, LBO France, Proparco

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Home and personal care

Instrument : loan of $107 million

Sunda Group is an Africa-based manufacturing group producing home-care and personal-care products. The financing supports expansion in Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Kenya and Nigeria.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Metier Capital Growth Fund III

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 25 M$, plus une enveloppe de co-investissement de 15 M$ · Vehicle : Metier Capital Growth Fund III

Metier Capital Growth Fund III invests in mid-market companies in Southern and East Africa, including telecommunications, FMCG, healthcare, non-bank financial services, manufacturing, infrastructure and energy.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Amethis

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription de 40 M EUR, plus une enveloppe de co-investissement pouvant atteindre 30 M EUR · Vehicle : Amethis Fund III

Amethis Fund III provides growth capital to African mid-sized companies in healthcare, FMCG, infrastructure and energy, non-bank financial services and manufacturing.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Cement plants

Instrument : financing package of $500 million comprising $160.5 million IFC own-account loan, $94.5 million MCPP loan and $245 million parallel loans · Vehicle : Managed Co-Lending Portfolio Program (MCPP)

BUA Cement is a Nigerian cement producer. The financing supports two new energy-efficient production lines in Sokoto State in Northern Nigeria.

Co-investors Africa Finance Corporation, Banque africaine de développement, DEG

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Africa Conservation and Communities Tourism Fund

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Véhicule de dette structurée · Vehicle : Africa Conservation and Communities Tourism Fund

The ACCT Fund is a structured debt vehicle financing ecotourism operators around conservation areas in Eastern and Southern Africa. It targets safari camps, hotels and lodges.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banque commerciale, financement des MPME

Instrument : Prêt senior pouvant atteindre 10 Md FCFA pour compte propre d'IFC, maturité jusqu'à six ans

Cameroonian bank focused on micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.

Source : disclosures.ifc.org

Activity : Clinics and hospitals

Instrument : loan of $12.7 million

Avenue Group is a private healthcare provider in Kenya. The financing supports construction and upgrading of hospitals and clinics and expansion of healthcare services.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Banking

Instrument : risk-sharing facility of $77 million guaranteeing 50 percent of an aggregate loan portfolio of up to $154 million

Bank of Africa Group is a regional banking group operating across several sub-Saharan African countries. The risk-sharing facility supports SME lending, including in agriculture, trade, energy and construction.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Microfinance

Instrument : Prêt senior non garanti pouvant atteindre 3 Md FCFA

Cameroonian microfinance institution lending to individuals and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.

Source : disclosures.ifc.org

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Uhuru Investment Partners

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription pouvant atteindre 10 M$ sur fonds propres d'IFC, plus 10 M$ du guichet IDA · Vehicle : Uhuru Growth Fund I

Uhuru Growth Fund I provides growth capital to SMEs in West Africa, particularly in consumer and financial services. The fund targets Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Mali and Burkina Faso.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Payments and mobile money

Instrument : Financement de 90 M EUR, dont 25 M EUR pour compte propre d'IFC

Wave operates mobile-money services in Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire. The financing supports operational expansion, broader product offerings and customer growth.

Co-investors BlueOrchard, Finnfund, Lendable, Norfund, responsAbility, Symbiotics

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Distribution de carburants et GPL

Instrument : Financement IFC signé le 30/06/2022, investi le 03/05/2023 ; montant et instrument non publiés

Distributor of petroleum products, LPG and lubricants.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC Disclosure

Activity : Crédit-bail

Instrument : Prêt senior non garanti à 4 ans pouvant atteindre 5,5 Md FCFA, dont 1,8 Md FCFA pour compte propre d'IFC

Cameroonian leasing company financing equipment for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Source : disclosures.ifc.org

Activity : Telecom operators and ISPs

Instrument : anchor subscription of $50 million representing 12 percent of a $420 million bond issuance

AXIAN Telecom operates telecommunications networks and services across Africa. The bond investment supports digital infrastructure expansion primarily in Tanzania and Togo.

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Activity : Cement plants

Instrument : EUR 161.25m loan: IFC EUR 92.5m, Proparco EUR 33.75m (parallel loan), EAIF EUR 35m (B loan)

Cement subsidiary of Morocco's OIP group: expansion of grinding plants in Ghana and Mali, and a new integrated cement plant in Senegal to produce clinker locally.

Co-investors Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF), Proparco (Co-Lead)

Source : africaprivateequitynews.com

Activity : Labs and imaging

Instrument : EUR 15m loan: IFC EUR 7.5m (own account), Proparco EUR 7.5m (parallel loan); first-loss guarantee from the IDA Private Sector Window

Pan-African clinical laboratory network (Cerba HealthCare and Lancet Laboratories): upgrade of laboratories in Eswatini, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia, and opening of new laboratories.

Co-investors Proparco (Co-Lead)

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : Proparco

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Savannah Fund II

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : IFC mène le premier closing avec 3 M$ dans une levée de 25 M$ · Vehicle : Savannah Fund II

Savannah Fund II is a seed fund investing in African startups, including fintech, education, logistics, e-commerce, healthcare and agritech.

Co-investors Women's Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi)

Source : ifc.orgN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Africa50

Activity : Renewable power plants: solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biogas

Instrument : 15% equity stake

NHPC develops and operates the 420 MW Nachtigal hydropower plant and its associated transmission line.

Co-investors Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), Banque africaine de développement (BAD), European Investment Bank, British International Investment, DEG, EDF, Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund, FMO, OPEC Fund for International Development, Proparco, République du Cameroun, STOA

Source : africa50.comN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside TLcom Capital

Activity : Supply chain software

Vehicle : TIDE Africa Fund I

Kobo360 connected shippers and truckers via a digital logistics platform in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire; the company has since faced severe financial difficulties.

Source : kobo360.medium.com

Co-investor alongside TLcom Capital

Activity : B2B e-commerce

Vehicle : TIDE Africa Fund I

Twiga Foods connects farmers and retailers through a tech-enabled food distribution platform in Kenya.

Co-investors Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP)

Source : techweez.com

Activity : Hydroélectricité

Instrument : Prêt A IFC jusqu'à 130 M EUR ; IFC coordinateur de prêts parallèles jusqu'à 650 M EUR

420 MW run-of-river hydropower plant on the Sanaga.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC Disclosure

Co-investor alongside Integrated Diagnostics Holdings (IDH)

Activity : Labs and imaging

Instrument : Majority stake acquired by IDH and Man Capital LLP, in partnership with IFC; amount not disclosed

Laboratory and radiology network in Lagos, renamed Echo-Lab after its acquisition; IDH's platform for its entry into Nigeria.

Co-investors Man Capital LLP (Co-Lead)

Source : idhcorp.comN1 · Primary source

Co-investor alongside Convergence Partners

Activity : Telecom towers and fibre

Instrument : Investment of up to $100 million · Vehicle : Convergence Partners Communications Infrastructure Fund

Open-access broadband infrastructure operator with fibre networks in Ghana, Uganda and other sub-Saharan African markets.

Co-investors Google Africa Investment Fund, Mitsui & Co., Ltd.

Source : convergencepartners.comN1 · Primary source

Fund-of-funds commitment: subscription in Partech Africa

Co-investor alongside Bpifrance (Fonds Averroès / Afrique)

Activity : Fonds d'investissement

Instrument : Souscription au fonds Partech Africa lors de son lancement (IFC en chef de file des institutions) · Vehicle : Averroès Finance III

Partech Africa is a venture capital fund dedicated to African technology companies with pan-African ambitions.

Co-investors Banque européenne d'investissement

Source : partechpartners.com

Activity : Centrale à gaz

Instrument : Dette syndiquée coordonnée par l'IFC avec prêts parallèles ; FMO 18 M EUR ; syndicat local mené par Standard Chartered (env. 60 M EUR)

216 MW gas-fired plant and 100 km line.

Co-investors Banque africaine de développement (BAD), BDEAC (Banque de développement des États de l'Afrique centrale), European Investment Bank, FMO, Proparco, Standard Chartered

Source : fmo.nlN1 · Primary source · Other sources : FMO

Co-investor alongside Banque africaine de développement (BAD)

Activity : Centrale thermique

Instrument : 66 M EUR de prêts : BAD, IFC et FMO, 22 M EUR chacun

86 MW thermal plant near Douala.

Co-investors FMO (Co-Lead)

Source : afdb.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : BAD

Activity : Microfinance

Instrument : Env. 2,3 M EUR : prêt (1,45 M USD) et prise de participation (0,53 M USD), montants du conseil

Microfinance institution, now Advans Cameroun.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC Disclosure

Activity : Transport routier et manutention

Instrument : Prêt A de 1,07 M EUR sur 7 ans

Road haulage and handling near the port of Douala.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC Disclosure

Activity : Gaz industriels

Instrument : Prêt de 0,31 M USD pour le compte propre de l'IFC

Production and distribution of oxygen and acetylene.

Source : disclosures.ifc.orgN1 · Primary source · Other sources : IFC Disclosure