Investors in Mozambique

Development Partners International is a private equity firm. The firm prefers to invest in manufacturing, computer-related, chemicals and materials, medical and life sciences, mining, electronics, services, telecoms, logistics, retail, communications, transportation, beverages, financial institutions, pharmaceuticals and hospitals; telecommunications infrastructure; Healthcare, food service and agribusinesses; Consumer goods; financial services including consumer finance, banking, insurance; education; engineering; and construction sectors. The firm does not invest in start-ups or turnarounds. It seeks to invest in the Pan-Africa region with a focus on the Angola, Algeria, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mozambique, Rwanda, and Sierra Leone region. The firm invests between $10 million and $120 million in the form of equity per company. Development Partners International was founded in 2007 and is based in London, United Kingdom with an additional office in Lagos, Nigeria.

Frontier Investment Management ApS is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in investments in early stage and mature projects. It also provides mezzanine capital. The firm is focused on small, medium and large sized greenfield renewable energy and energy efficiency projects such as: wind power, hydro power, solar power, solar heating, geothermal, biomass power, biogas from industrial, agricultural and household waste, and fuel switch. It invests in less developed emerging markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. It focuses on Eastern and Southern Africa and the core focus countries include: Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. It seeks to commit between €3 million ($3.97 million) and €10 million ($13.24 million) to a single investment. It has a preference for projects with a total investment between €5 million ($6.62 million) and €100 million ($132.41 million). It also invests using the instruments such as equity, carbon credit prepayment, and short term debt financing. It typically has a medium to long term perspective on its investments with a typical investment horizon between five and ten years. Frontier Investment Management ApS is based in Copenhagen, Denmark. With additional offices in Kenya, Nairobi; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Kampala, Uganda and Kigali, Rwanda.

Goodwell Investments provides (early stage) growth capital and hands-on support to providers of basic goods and services for the majority world in sub-Saharan Africa and India. They invest in enterprises that are financially sustainable, scalable and that deliver investors significant financial returns accompanies by serious social impact.

LeapFrog Investments is a private equity firm that specializes in investments in growth-stage and expansion. It does not invest in green-fields or startups. The firm makes investments in financial institutions, distributors for financial products, or enablers of financial services, such as administrators or technology platforms. LeapFrog Investments was founded by Dr. Andrew Kuper Ph.D. in 2007 and is headquartered in Australia.

Amethis is an investment fund manager dedicated to the African continent, with an investment capacity exceeding €725m. Amethis brings growth capital to promising midcap champions in a diversity of sectors throughout the African continent.As an active shareholder, Amethis offers key support and expertise through its international network, its opportunities of external growth and its value-added governance.

Aqua-Spark is an investment fund with a focus on sustainable aquaculture businesses around the world. The small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) they invest in are working toward the production of safe, accessible aquatic life, such as fish, shellfish and plants, in ways that do not harm their oceans. Their investors value the fact that each investment aims to create triple impact—specifically, each investment is chosen for its potential to generate significant financial returns while also activating positive environmental and social outcomes. Aqua-Spark believes that committing to a long-term vision is the way to realize effective and lasting impact results. When it comes to investments, they do not seek quick exits; instead, they look for entrepreneurs who strive to build and scale toward the future, who see their business as major economic opportunities that can also help solve looming environmental and food security challenges over the long-term. As an essential of each investee, Aqua-Spark seeks sustainability.

Founded in 1924, Total is a corporate firm based in France. The firm operates as an integrated oil and gas company to their clients.

Proparco is devoted to private sector funding in the sustainable development sector. A subsidiary of AFD dedicated to the private sector, Proparco has been working for 40 years to promote sustainable development in economic, social and environmental matters. Proparco participates in the financing and support of companies and financial institutions in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. Its action focuses on the key sectors of development: infrastructures with a focus on renewable energies, agro-industry, financial institutions, health, education ... Its interventions are aimed at strengthening the contribution of private actors the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the international community in 2015. To this end, Proparco finances companies whose activity contributes to the creation of jobs and decent incomes, the supply of essential goods and services, and the fight against climate change.

Norfund is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in direct and fund of fund investments through equity and loans. Within direct investments, it invests in new business ventures, corporate restructurings, expansions, growth capital, management buy-ins, and buy-outs of small and medium sized enterprises. The firm seeks to invest in seed/startup, early venture, emerging growth, and turnarounds. For its fund of fund investments, the firm invests indirectly through SME funds through equity capital in private equity funds, venture capital funds, and other investment funds targeting small and medium sized enterprises. The firm seeks to invest in sustainable enterprises in poor countries to contribute to economic growth and poverty alleviation. It primarily invests in infrastructure focusing on bank services, industrial partnerships, financial institutions, micro finance institutions, and companies operating in the energy, electrical equipment, power generation equipment, clean energy, agriculture, agribusiness, and financial services. Within clean energy, the investments are focused on improving and expanding electricity generation. The firm also seeks to invest in sectors such as tourism. It seeks to invest in the sub-Saharan African countries with a focus on companies that are based in Latin America with a focus on Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, and Costa Rica; Middle East with a focus on Turkey; Southern Africa with a focus on Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zambia, Madagascar, and Malawi; Eastern Africa with a focus on Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda, and South Sudan; Central America; and some parts of South Asia, South East Asia, primarily Vietnam, Bangladesh, Laos, and Cambodia, and Myanmar. The firm seeks to invest in West Africa region. It also invests in Norway's main cooperation countries and least developed countries with a GNI per capita of less than $5290. Its equity investments are from NOK 20 million ($3.25 million) and above. The firm makes investments in SME’s from $4 million and above. It invests in loans from NOK 20 million ($3.25 million) and above. The firm invests between $2 million and $20 million in funds. The firm typically seeks to acquire stake between $15 million to $45 million. Its investments are either direct, in the form of loans, equity, or indirect, through investment funds. The firm offers loans to companies in which the firm already has an equity position. It offers ordinary loans to financial institutions like banks, as well as to other companies. It prefers not to invest more than the business partner. The firm takes maximum 35% ownership share although it may increase the equity share through its local investment funds. It also co-invests and is not the lead investor. It prefers to be an active owner seeking to have a board seat. The firm primarily invests with a horizon between four years and to ten years with an aim to reinvest capital in new projects. It seeks to make an exit through IPO, sales to existing owners, or sales to new owners. It makes balance sheet investments. Norfund was founded in 1997 and is based at Oslo, Norway with additional offices across North America, Africa, and Asia.

Founded in 1973, Nedbank Group is a financial service provider based in South Africa. The firm offers personal banking solutions that includes savings deposits and investment accounts.