Lundin Foundation

Solaris Resources Inc. focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties, primarily targeting copper, molybdenum, gold, lead, zinc, and silver. The company holds a 100% interest in the Ricardo property in Chile, covering 16,000 hectares, and a 75% interest in the Tamarugo property in northern Chile, which spans 5,100 hectares. In Peru, Solaris has interests in the Capricho and Paco Orco projects, each covering 4,400 hectares. Its flagship asset is the Warintza property in southeastern Ecuador, which encompasses 26,777 hectares and features a high-grade resource with potential for expansion and new discoveries. Solaris Resources is also involved in a farm-out agreement with Freeport-McMoRan for the Ricardo project, allocating US$130 million over five years. Additionally, the company maintains a 60% interest in the La Verde joint-venture project in Mexico with Teck Resources. Founded in 2018 and based in Vancouver, Canada, Solaris Resources was previously known as Solaris Copper Inc. and is a subsidiary of Equinox Gold Corp.

Sidai Africa Ltd, founded in 2011 and based in Nairobi, Kenya, specializes in supplying a comprehensive range of agrichemicals, fertilizers, seeds, and livestock services tailored for farmers and pastoralists. The company offers a variety of products, including antibiotics, acaricides, animal feeds, and veterinary equipment, along with specialized services such as clinical care, artificial insemination, and farmer extension support. Sidai operates through a network of professionally-staffed retail outlets and franchises, employing a unique service delivery model that effectively reaches underserved communities in remote areas. In addition to product supply, Sidai provides franchise support, including business planning, training, and access to finance, enhancing the capabilities of its partners while ensuring the availability of quality agricultural inputs.

Umati Capital is a financial services start-up established in September 2012, specializing in providing innovative credit solutions and payment technologies. As a non-bank financial institution, it focuses on enhancing access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly within agri-business supply chains, retailer value chains, and fast-moving consumer goods manufacturers in East Africa. The company utilizes proprietary technology to deliver branchless financial services, including invoice discounting and various forms of working capital, to business owners and farmers. By doing so, Umati Capital enables its clients to secure the necessary financing for growth and development in their respective sectors.

M-KOPA is a company that offers connected asset financing solutions aimed at underbanked customers. Its platform integrates digital micropayments and Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity to provide access to essential products, including solar lighting, televisions, refrigerators, and smartphones. The platform is designed to be accessible, allowing customers to secure financing without the need for a credit history or collateral. By focusing on life-enhancing products and services, M-KOPA aims to improve the quality of life for individuals in underserved markets.

The African Management Initiative (AMI) aims to reach 1 million managers by 2023 by delivering practical, affordable learning tools and development, online and offline. AMI is a social enterprise. Their partners include the Assocation of African Business Schools (AABS), the Global Business School Network (GBSN), the Tony Elumelu Foundation and the Lundin Foundation.

Esoko Networks Limited operates a mobile-based market information exchange tailored for individuals, businesses, and agricultural projects in Africa. Founded in 2007 and based in Accra, Ghana, the platform delivers personalized market price alerts, buy and sell offers, and agricultural advice directly to farmers via SMS. By providing essential information such as market prices, weather forecasts, and growing tips, Esoko aims to enhance agricultural yields and profitability. The company also supports businesses in connecting with farmers, offering apps and services that facilitate marketing, monitoring, and sourcing. Esoko's ecosystem includes content, software, and field support, enabling NGOs, mobile operators, and governments to track market trends and improve communication in rural communities. Through its innovative approach, Esoko aims to promote market transparency and efficiency, transforming African agricultural markets into more viable opportunities for both individuals and businesses while reducing operational costs for organizations.

Esoko Networks Limited operates a mobile-based market information exchange tailored for individuals, businesses, and agricultural projects in Africa. Founded in 2007 and based in Accra, Ghana, the platform delivers personalized market price alerts, buy and sell offers, and agricultural advice directly to farmers via SMS. By providing essential information such as market prices, weather forecasts, and growing tips, Esoko aims to enhance agricultural yields and profitability. The company also supports businesses in connecting with farmers, offering apps and services that facilitate marketing, monitoring, and sourcing. Esoko's ecosystem includes content, software, and field support, enabling NGOs, mobile operators, and governments to track market trends and improve communication in rural communities. Through its innovative approach, Esoko aims to promote market transparency and efficiency, transforming African agricultural markets into more viable opportunities for both individuals and businesses while reducing operational costs for organizations.