Investing in Africa

Despite, Coronavirus, the curse of commodity dependence and the recent serious downturn in economic growth (African GDP contracted by 2.1% in 2020)  growth returned to above average  with 4.2% in the region 2021/22. Analysts predict increasing GDP figures for the next decade and beyond. As the African economy expands, there is a developing trend of reverse immigration of educated expat Africans back to their native countries, triggering a new movement that economists are referring to as “Afri-Capitalism”.

In addition, analysts predict a shift of behaviour in domestic settlement from rural to urban spaces, which in turn will place a greater demand on mainstream consumer markets – in particular the food and resource chain.

We are positioning ourselves as a physical agri  commodity trading company and agricultural investment consultancy with a predominant focus on Africa. We believe in developing both upstream and downstream processes in order to support the increasing demand for agricultural and food products.