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8 Miles seals Eleni deal
8 Miles has finally signed on Eleni & Associates, an Ethiopia-based business services company – as previously reported by Private Equity Africa.
Silk Invest fund reaches final close
Silk Invest has reached the final close of its maiden Africa-focused private equity vehicle. The fund manager has attracted $32 million to the vehicle, and is expecting another $8
XSML fund closes at $19m
Dutch fund manager XSML has closed its Central-Africa fund at $19million. Central Africa SME Fund (CASF) backers include the international Finance Corporation, FMO and Lundin Foundation. The fund had
Nigeria to launch $15m Tech fund
The government of Nigeria is reportedly working on plans to raise a $15 million technology fund. The fund is understood to
Capital Eye to launch tech fund
South Africa-based Capital Eye Investments is reportedly working on plans to launch an Africa-focused technology fund. The fund will back consumer-related technology companies, covering all investment stages - from
Medu launches fund III
Medu Capital has launched Medu Capital Fund III, a private equity vehicle to invest in small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across Africa. The fund is targeting a $300
Schulze Ethiopia fund gets $15m from CDC
Schulze Global Investments has received $15m from the CDC Group, for its Ethiopia-focused Schulze Global Ethiopia Growth and Transformation Fund I. The CDC Group is a cornerstone investor in the
8 Miles hits $200m first close
UK-based Miles has reached the first close of its maiden pan-African private equity fund at $200million, as it works towards a revised $450million final target. 8 Miles received its
AAF SME fund attracts $30m at first close
The African Agriculture Fund (AAF), managed by Phatisa, has raised $30 million at the first close of its small and medium enterprises (SME) sub-vehicle. Ghana-based Databank Agrifund Manager has
Lereko Metier fund reaches first close
Metier Capital and Lereko Investments have reached the first close on their Lereko Metier Sustainable Capital Fund (LMSC), with the help of three development finance institutes. The South African Public












