Emerging Capital Partners (ECP)

ECP Africa Fund I was a private equity growth-expansion fund established in 2000 and managed by Emerging Capital Partners, based in Johannesburg, South Africa. The fund focused on investing in various sectors across Africa, specifically targeting materials, resources, and impact investing. With a commitment to fostering economic growth, ECP has raised over $2 billion for investments throughout the continent, including the Francophone regions, and has deployed capital in over 40 countries. The fund's initiatives have directly contributed to the creation and support of more than 50,000 jobs, highlighting its role in promoting sustainable development in Africa.

Hurley Doddy

Founder, Managing Partner, Founding Partner and CEO

Past deals in Djibouti

Salt Investment

Private Equity Round in 2008
Salt Investment is a mining and metals company that produces and commercializes salt.

Bank of Africa

Acquisition in 2007
Bank of Africa, founded in Mali in 1982, has grown into a prominent banking group operating in 17 countries across Africa and one in France. The group comprises a network of 15 commercial banks, along with various financial institutions, including a financial corporation, a housing bank, a leasing company, a brokerage firm, two investment companies, and an asset management company. It provides a range of banking services, such as savings and current accounts, loans, insurance, and currency transfers, through branches and subsidiaries in West and East Africa, including countries like Ghana, Mali, Kenya, and Madagascar. Since 2010, Bank of Africa has been majority-owned by BMCE Bank, the second largest private bank in Morocco, which offers significant strategic and operational support, enhancing its access to international markets.
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