Bank of Kigali
Debt Financing in 2023
Bank of Kigali is a commercial banking institution established in December 1966 and headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda. The bank provides a range of financial services, including loans, accounting, asset financing, foreign exchange, and trade services, catering to both individuals and businesses. With a focus on innovation, Bank of Kigali aims to be the leading provider of financial solutions in the region. The institution also emphasizes the importance of investing in its employees, offering rewards that motivate them to contribute effectively to the company and the community.
Britam Holdings
Post in 2017
Britam Holdings Plc is a diversified financial services company headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, with operations extending across Eastern and Southern Africa. The company engages in various sectors, including insurance, investment management, private equity, and property development. It is organized into five primary segments: Long Term Insurance, Short Term Insurance, Asset Management, Property, and Corporate and Other. Britam offers a comprehensive range of insurance products, including life, health, and general insurance, as well as pension plans and critical illness coverage. Additionally, the company provides investment management services, including discretionary portfolio management and wealth management, alongside unit trust funds. In the property segment, Britam is involved in the acquisition, development, and rental of real estate. The company serves both individual and corporate clients through a network of brokers, agencies, and direct marketing initiatives. Founded in 1920, Britam Holdings continues to play a significant role in the financial services landscape in the region.
Mobisol GmbH is a Berlin-based company that specializes in the development and installation of solar home systems, aimed at providing clean and affordable electricity to low-income customers without access to conventional power sources. Founded in 2010, Mobisol offers modular solar energy solutions that power LED lights, radios, mobile phones, and various household appliances, along with productive use devices. The company combines solar technology with an innovative repayment scheme facilitated through mobile banking, making it accessible for its target market. With additional offices in Tanzania, Rwanda, and Kenya, Mobisol focuses on delivering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, enhancing energy access and promoting environmental sustainability in developing nations. As of October 31, 2019, Mobisol operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA.
Zola Electric
Debt Financing in 2015
Zola Electric is a provider of off-grid solar solutions focused on the African market, specifically operating in Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast. Founded in 2012 and based in Arusha, Tanzania, with an office in San Francisco, the company specializes in renewable energy systems that leverage advanced solar, battery, and power electronics technology. Zola Electric offers solar home kits through a leasing or purchase model, enabling households and businesses to access clean and affordable energy. The company employs a pay-as-you-go micro-finance system that accommodates varying energy needs and income levels, powering over 180,000 homes and businesses. Recognized for its innovative approach, Zola Electric has received several awards, including the UN Momentum for Change Award and the Zayed Future Energy Prize, and is included in the Global Cleantech 100.