Fund manager (General Partner), AVCA member, private debt and special situations. Assets under management: ≈ USD 200m.
At a glance
Based on observed investment behaviour: 7 recorded deals
- Investor type
- Private equity or venture capital fund (inferred, not verified)
- Capital type
- Private credit (inferred from deals)
- Observed ticket
- 3 M$ – 15 M$, median 10 M$ (6 disclosed amounts)
- Stated ticket : 5 M$ – 30 M$
- Countries
- Nigeria (4), Kenya (1), Liberia (1)
- Activities
- Passenger transport (3), Livestock and animal production (1), Primary and secondary schools (1)
- Instruments
- Senior debt (6)
- Stages
- Debt (4), Growth (2)
- Recent activity
- 3 deals in 12 months, latest Sept 2026
Stated thesis versus observed behaviour
- Sectors: 0% of its deals within its stated thesis
- Countries: 71% of its deals within its stated thesis
- Ticket: 83% of its deals within its stated thesis
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- Investment ticket
- 3 M$ – 30 M$*
- Instruments
- Senior debt, Mezzanine, Quasi-equity
- Preferred sectors
- Financial services, Healthcare, Fintech, Retail & distribution, Agribusiness*, Water & environment*, Education*, Manufacturing*, Logistics*
- Target geographies
- Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Liberia*, Tanzania*
* added from its deals
- Stages (stated by the fund and from its deals)
- GrowthDebt
Recent public deals: they say better than a thesis what the fund actually signs.
Drive45
September 2026 · NigeriaDebt3 M$Senior debtLogisticsLead
Activity : Passenger transport
Drive45 Mobility, a Lagos-based transportation company, has secured a USD 3 M senior debt facility from TLG Capital to strengthen its balance sheet and fund expansion into Port Harcourt, Abuja, Kano, and Kaduna.
Source : weetracker.com
Falcon Aerospace (VivaJets)
April 2026 · NigeriaDebt15 M$Senior debtLogisticsLead
Activity : Passenger transport
Instrument : US$15m credit facility structured by TLG Capital with PremiumTrust Bank and Access Bank UK
Business aviation; operations and maintenance hub in Abidjan for Francophone West Africa.
Co-investors Access Bank, PremiumTrust Bank
Source : avca.africaN1 · Primary source · Other sources : ch-aviation
Kijenge Animal Products
December 2025 · TanzaniaDebt15 M$Senior debtAgribusinessLead
Activity : Livestock and animal production
Instrument : refinancement de dette existante
Kijenge is a Tanzanian agribusiness whose TLG financing includes refinancing existing debt.
Why they invested
- Refinance existing debt
- Support the revival of Tanzania's agro-industry
Source : tlgcapital.comN1 · Primary source
VivaJets
October 2025 · NigeriaDebt10 M$Senior debtLogisticsCo-Invest
Activity : Passenger transport
Instrument : facility de 10 millions USD avec Wema Bank
VivaJets is a Nigerian aviation company financed through a facility with Wema Bank.
Why they invested
- Finance a Nigerian aviation company
- Use a banking structure with Wema Bank
Co-investors Wema Bank
Source : tlgcapital.comN1 · Primary source
Ark Group
July 2025 · KenyaGrowth6.5 M$Senior debtEducationCo-Invest
Activity : Primary and secondary schools
Instrument : transaction SME avec Development Bank of Kenya
Ark Group comprises Ark Junior School and Playstreet Kindergarten, two educational institutions operating in Nairobi and Kitengela.
Why they invested
- Finance expansion of affordable education
- Combine structured capital with operational support
- Support a business serving more than 850 students
Co-investors Development Bank of Kenya
Source : furtherafrica.com
Terra Aqua
June 2024 · Nigeria10 M$Water & environmentLead
Activity : Waste and recycling
Terra Aqua's aluminum recycling machine in operation at its Otta, Ogu
Co-investors Wema Bank
Source : launchbaseafrica.com
Liberty & Justice
May 2024 · LiberiaGrowthUndisclosed amountSenior debtManufacturingLead
Activity : Textile and apparel
Liberty & Justice is an African manufacturing company producing apparel and swimwear under a fair-trade model.
Why they invested
- Support an African manufacturing business
- Finance growth of an export-oriented production platform
Source : tlgcapital.comN1 · Primary source
TLG Capital invests tickets ranging from 3 M$ to 30 M$, across the following sectors: Financial services, Healthcare, Fintech, Retail & distribution, Agribusiness, Water & environment, Education, Manufacturing, and Logistics, in the following areas: Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Liberia, and Tanzania. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.