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Africa50 is an infrastructure investor and asset manager that contributes to Africa’s growth by developing and investing in bankable projects, catalysing public sector capital and mobilising private sector funding. Africa50 has raised over US$1 billion so far from 34 African countries, the African Development Bank, two African Central Banks and Africa’s largest pension fund. Africa50 has an independent investment process and seeks to generate commercial risk-adjusted returns across key infrastructure sectors.

Africa50 is an infrastructure investment platform that contributes to Africa's growth by developing and investing in bankable projects, catalysing public sector capital, and mobilizing private sector funding. Africa50 has raised over US$1.3 billion so far from 34 African governments, the African Development Bank, and institutional investors, and intends to reach a target capitalization of US$5 billion by 2030. Africa50 has an independent investment process and seeks to generate commercial risk adjusted returns for its investments across four core infrastructure sectors: energy (including power generation and related parts of the value chain), midstream gas, transportation, ICT, health and education.

Africa50 is a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock growth across the continent. Africa50 has raised over US$1 billion so far from 33 African countries, the African Development Bank, two African Central Banks and Africa’s largest pension fund. Africa50 has an independent investment process and seeks to generate commercial risk adjusted returns for its investments across key infrastructure sectors: Energy (including power generation and related parts of the value chain), Midstream gas, Transportation, ICT, Health infrastructure, Education and Fintech.

Africa50 is a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock growth across the continent. Africa50 - Project Development operates at the front end of the investment cycle. It works with governments, public authorities, sponsors, developers, lenders, investors and technical partners to originate, structure, de-risk and advance projects toward investment readiness and financial close. Within Project Development, the Transport and ICT vertical focuses on transport, logistics and digital infrastructure, including roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports, urban mobility, e-mobility, logistics platforms, regional corridors, digital connectivity, data centres, telecommunications infrastructure, fibre networks and other ICT-enabled infrastructure, as well as infrastructure asset recycling.

Africa50 is a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock growth across the continent. Africa50 - Project Development operates at the front end of the investment cycle. It works with governments, public authorities, sponsors, developers, lenders, investors and technical partners to originate, structure, de-risk and advance projects toward investment readiness and financial close. Within Project Development, the Transport and ICT vertical focuses on transport, logistics and digital infrastructure, including roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports, urban mobility, e-mobility, logistics platforms, regional corridors, digital connectivity, data centres, telecommunications infrastructure, fibre networks and other ICT-enabled infrastructure, as well as infrastructure asset recycling.

Africa50 is a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock growth across the continent. Africa50 has raised over US$1 billion so far from 33 African countries, the African Development Bank, two African Central Banks and Africa’s largest pension fund. Africa50 has an independent investment process and seeks to generate commercial risk adjusted returns for its investments across key infrastructure sectors: Energy (including power generation and related parts of the value chain), Midstream gas, Transportation, ICT, Health infrastructure, Education and Fintech. Within Project Development, the Transport and ICT vertical focuses on transport, logistics and digital infrastructure, including roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports, urban mobility, e-mobility, logistics platforms, regional corridors, digital connectivity, data centres, telecommunications infrastructure, fibre networks and other ICT-enabled infrastructure, as well as infrastructure asset recycling.

Africa50 is a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock growth across the continent. Africa50 - Project Development operates at the front end of the investment cycle. It works with governments, public authorities, sponsors, developers, lenders, investors and technical partners to originate, structure, de-risk and advance projects toward investment readiness and financial close. Within Project Development, the Transport and ICT Vertical focuses on transport and logistics infrastructure, including roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports, urban mobility, e-mobility, logistics platforms, regional corridors digital connectivity, data centres, telecommunications infrastructure, fibre networks and other ICT-enabled infrastructure, as well as infrastructure asset recycling.

F6 Ventures is seeking a Senior Investment Associate to Take an active role across the full investment lifecycle, including deal sourcing, evaluation, execution, portfolio management, and fund operations. The role involves assessing investment opportunities, leading key workstreams throughout the transaction process, supporting portfolio companies, and contributing to fundraising and investor relations activities.

ARM-Harith is a leading infrastructure private equity platform investing in large and mid-market energy and infrastructure assets across sub-Saharan Africa. A joint venture between ARM — Nigeria’s largest non-bank financial services provider — and Harith General Partners, a Pan-African infrastructure fund manager, we combine deep local knowledge with institutional best practice.

TLG Capital is seeking a Portfolio Monitoring Manager to lead monitoring, performance tracking and investor reporting across its African portfolio. The role spans TLG’s funds — Africa Growth Impact Fund I, Africa Growth Impact Fund II, and other vehicles managed by the platform — and ensures accurate, timely reporting at the portfolio company and fund level. The role works closely with the investment, marketing, middle office, and ESG & Impact teams to maintain information flows from portfolio companies to TLG’s management and investors. This is a hands-on role for a self-starter who takes ownership and is comfortable working with imperfect or incomplete information. The successful candidate brings strong financial analysis, discipline to manage concurrent reporting cycles across multiple funds, and the judgment to turn data into investor-ready outputs.

Africa50 is an infrastructure investor and asset manager that contributes to Africa's growth by developing and investing in bankable projects, catalysing public sector capital, and mobilizing private sector funding. Africa50 has raised over US$1 billion so far from 33 African countries, the African Development Bank, two African Central Banks and Africa’s largest pension fund. Africa50 has an independent investment process and seeks to generate commercial risk adjusted returns for its investments across key infrastructure sectors.

The Senior Investment Director role is to provide senior leadership and hands-on execution capability across the full private equity life cycle – origination, underwriting, structuring, execution, portfolio value creation, and exits – to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns for the IAF’s equity and quasi equity investments. The role is expected to operate at near-Partner level, representing the Fund with CEOs, shareholders, regulators, co-investors and LPs, and leading complex transactions from ideation through to realization.

Africa50 is an infrastructure investor that contributes to Africa's growth by developing and investing in bankable projects, catalysing public sector capital, and mobilizing private sector funding.

AVCA - The African Private Capital Association is the pan-African industry body that promotes private capital investment across Africa. AVCA acts as a trusted source of data, insight, and intelligence, connecting, equipping, and educating investors, fund managers, and stakeholders while showcasing the impact of private capital on the continent.