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Solaris Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration and development company focused on acquiring and advancing projects primarily related to copper, gold, molybdenum, lead, zinc, and silver. The company’s principal asset is the Warintza property in southeastern Ecuador, which spans 26,777 hectares and is noted for its high-grade copper and gold resources. Additionally, Solaris 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 encompasses 5,100 hectares. The company also has interests in the Capricho and Paco Orco projects in Peru, covering 4,600 hectares each. Established in 2018 and based in Vancouver, Canada, Solaris Resources was previously known as Solaris Copper Inc. before rebranding in December 2019. The company is a subsidiary of Equinox Gold Corp.

Sidai Africa Ltd is a Nairobi-based company established in 2011 that specializes in supplying high-quality agrichemicals, fertilizers, seeds, and livestock services to farmers and pastoralists throughout Kenya. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, including antibiotics, acaricides, animal feeds, and various veterinary supplies, aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity. Additionally, Sidai provides essential services such as clinical care, artificial insemination, and extension services, along with marketing support for livestock and livestock products. The company operates a unique last-mile service delivery model, ensuring that even remote and underserved areas receive access to its offerings through a network of company-managed and franchised retail outlets. Furthermore, Sidai supports its franchisees by providing quality product access, business planning, management training, and opportunities for professional development, thereby fostering sustainable agricultural practices and improving overall farm management in the region.

Umati Capital is a financial services start-up established in September 2012, dedicated to enhancing access to finance through innovative technology. As a non-bank financial institution, it specializes in providing credit and payment solutions, primarily targeting agri-business supply chains, retailer value chains, and fast-moving consumer goods manufacturers. The company employs proprietary technology to deliver branchless financial services, catering specifically to small-scale suppliers, trading companies, and industrial processors. Additionally, Umati Capital offers a lending platform that facilitates invoice discounting and other forms of working capital, empowering small and medium-sized enterprises in East Africa to secure the financing necessary for their growth.

M-Kopa is a company that offers connected asset financing solutions aimed at underbanked customers. By leveraging a platform that integrates digital micropayments and Internet of Things (IoT) technology, M-Kopa facilitates access to essential products and services, including solar lighting, televisions, refrigerators, smartphones, and financial services. The company's innovative approach allows individuals without credit histories or substantial assets to secure financing, thereby improving their quality of life through affordable and accessible everyday essentials.

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 is a mobile-based market information exchange focused on agricultural markets in Africa. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Accra, Ghana, Esoko provides a platform that delivers automated and personalized market information, including price alerts, buy and sell offers, and agricultural advice, directly to farmers via SMS. The company also offers solutions for businesses to effectively connect with farmers, facilitating improved marketing, monitoring, and sourcing. Esoko's comprehensive ecosystem includes specialized applications designed for businesses, NGOs, mobile operators, and governments, enabling them to manage information efficiently. By promoting market transparency and communication, Esoko empowers farmers to enhance their yields and profits while allowing businesses to operate more effectively in rural markets. The company's services also extend to data collection, biometric profiling, and analytics, enhancing the efficiency of developmental projects aimed at rural communities.

Esoko Networks Limited is a mobile-based market information exchange focused on agricultural markets in Africa. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Accra, Ghana, Esoko provides a platform that delivers automated and personalized market information, including price alerts, buy and sell offers, and agricultural advice, directly to farmers via SMS. The company also offers solutions for businesses to effectively connect with farmers, facilitating improved marketing, monitoring, and sourcing. Esoko's comprehensive ecosystem includes specialized applications designed for businesses, NGOs, mobile operators, and governments, enabling them to manage information efficiently. By promoting market transparency and communication, Esoko empowers farmers to enhance their yields and profits while allowing businesses to operate more effectively in rural markets. The company's services also extend to data collection, biometric profiling, and analytics, enhancing the efficiency of developmental projects aimed at rural communities.