Phatisa achieves a partial exit of Kanu and raises US$20m of expansion capital Published by Press Office on 14 March 2018 Phatisa achieves a successful partial exit of Kanu, generating an IRR in excess of 50%
The Africa Private Equity News App gets refresh Published by Press Office on 16 February 2018 The Africa Private Equity (PE) News App has received some significant upgrades to its functionality.
The AfDB and Phatisa partnership Published by Press Office on 25 January 2018 Stuart Bradley, joint managing partner, and Vincent Destieu, principal at Phatisa, explain the significant opportunity of investing in Africa, and the ways AfDB has supported Phatisa’s work.
Q&A: Phatisa on partnering with OPIC, and Africa’s investment opportunities Published by Staff Writer on 23 October 2017 Stuart Bradley, Joint Managing Partner at Phatisa, talks private equity in Africa.
Access to mechanisation – driving African agri growth Published by Press Office on 20 August 2017 Over two-thirds of sub-Saharan African farms rely solely on human power.
Phatisa backs Kanu’s vision to build Africa’s leading equipment business Published by Press Office on 6 July 2017 Phatisa and Kanu management buy Torre’s remaining shareholding in Kanu Equipment Limited (Kanu).
African private equity – the changing face of portfolio management Published by Press Office on 12 April 2017 Over the last two decades, African private equity has emerged as an expanding asset class, both in funds raised and capital deployed.
Phatisa strengthens its food-focused portfolio team Published by Press Office on 1 February 2017 Phatisa welcomes Martin Kromat, who joins the team as Partner – Portfolio Management.
New partner announcement – Robert-Jan Van Ogtrop Published by Press Office on 7 July 2016 We are pleased to announce that Robert-Jan van Ogtrop has joined the Phatisa Group as Senior Partner.
Phatisa teams up with Torre – expanding its African mechanisation platform Published by Press Office on 23 June 2016 Investing into mechanisation in Africa has the potential to drive long-term sustainability in the agricultural sector, improve food production through increased agricultural yields, and enable further access and integration of the agriculture and food value chain.
Phatisa’s Pan Africa Housing Fund to build homes in Makeni, Zambia Published by Press Office on 19 May 2016 The Pan African Housing Fund (PAHF) has entered into an agreement with Camland Estate Limited to develop a middle income residential property on 21 hectares of prime land in the fast-growing Makeni suburb of Lusaka.
Investing in Africa’s basic needs: The case for private equity in food and affordable housing Published by Valentine Chitalu on 18 November 2015 Food security and housing are now important areas for investment in Africa, and forward-thinking investors are focused on offering affordable products in these segments.
Phatisa’s property fund teams up with Kigali Batsinda Estate, Rwanda Published by Press Office on 15 October 2015 Phatisa identified Rwanda’s residential real estate sector as a favourable investment opportunity for PAHF.
Phatisa’s Pan African Housing Fund teams up with Tamarind Properties, Kenya Published by Press Office on 21 September 2015 The Pan African Housing Fund has entered into an agreement with Tamarind Properties to develop 140 single-family homes in a residential development in Nakuru Town, Kenya.