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EG Capital is pleased to announce that Global Africa Growth Corporation (GAGC) has joined the EG-Economic Empowerment Fund (EG-EEF) as an investor.

Proparco, the French development finance institution participated to the first closing of ADP IV, DPI’s latest fund, alongside other Development Finance Institutions (DFI) as well as private investors.

New York, New York – February 11, 2026 — Delta40 today announced $20 million in funding secured to support its integrated Venture Studio and Fund. The milestone marks Africa’s first institutional raise linking venture building and early-stage capital, merging investment with hands-on studio support from experienced operators to build and scale startups across the continent.

Swedfund is investing USD 15 million in Phatisa Food Fund 3, which focuses on established companies across the food value chain in multiple African markets. The investment aims to improve food security, support decent job creation, and contribute to more resilient and sustainable food systems.

By investing in the Helios Climate Fund, Proparco is deepening its strategic partnership with Helios Investment Partners and reaffirming its ambition to accelerate Africa’s low-carbon transition by mobilizing private capital for sustainable climate and economic impact.

January 28, 2026 – XSML Capital, a leading provider of growth capital to SMEs in African frontier markets, today announced the final close of African Rivers Fund IV (ARF IV) at US$ 142 million, exceeding its hard cap of US$ 135 million.

Sahel Capital announced a first close at $29 million and a first investment for its Sahel Capital Agribusiness Fund II (SCAF II), anchored by KfW Development Bank and an unnamed U.S.-based family office.

Amethis Investment Fund Manager S.A., the alternative investment fund manager dedicated to responsible long-term growth across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, together with its partner Edmond de Rothschild Private Equity, are pleased to announce the final closing of Amethis Fund III S.C.A., SICAV-RAIF1, (“AFIII” or “the Fund”) in line with its target at EUR 406M.

Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are essential for job creation and economic growth throughout Africa, yet they face significant challenges in accessing credit. This limits the growth potential of individual entrepreneurs.