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Schroders Capital and BlueOrchard Invest $5 Million in African Infrastructure Fund
Schroders Capital and BlueOrchard have committed $5 million to the African Infrastructure Investment Fund 4 (AIIF4) through their Green Earth Impact Fund (GEIF).
The investment is aimed at supporting climate-focused infrastructure projects in Africa, marking a significant step towards sustainable development in the region.
GEIF, a collaborative fund managed by Schroders Capital and BlueOrchard, specializes in channeling capital to private equity funds with a strong emphasis on climate impact.
AIIF4, managed by African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM), is a well-established fund in the region, leveraging extensive local partnerships to implement sustainable infrastructure initiatives.
The $5 million investment is directed at AIIF4 Climate Investment LP, a sub-fund of AIIF4 specifically focused on climate-related infrastructure projects.
Priority areas include South Africa, Morocco, and the broader sub-Saharan Africa region.
AIIM has already undertaken significant projects in renewable energy, cold chain logistics, and green data centres, showcasing its commitment to fostering a sustainable infrastructure ecosystem across the continent.
Daniel Freedman, Senior Portfolio Manager at Schroder Investment Management, praised AIIM’s expertise and its focus on climate solutions.
He highlighted the alignment between GEIF’s objectives and AIIM’s proven track record, expressing optimism about the partnership’s potential to drive clean energy, carbon reduction, and sustainable logistics in Africa.
Paul Frankish, Head of Strategic Initiatives at AIIM, welcomed GEIF as an investor and emphasized their shared commitment to addressing Africa’s infrastructure and climate challenges.
He highlighted AIIM’s investments in renewable energy, green data centres, and temperature-controlled logistics, emphasizing their impact on food security and sustainable economic development.
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