Investors
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Norfund – the Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries –is owned by the Norwegian Government and serves as an instrument in Norwegian development policy. Norfund invests in the establishment and development of profitable and sustainable enterprises in developing countries. The aim is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction. Norfund always invest with partners, Norwegian or foreign, focusing on renewable energy, financial institutions and agribusiness. |
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Capricorn was co-founded in 2001 together with Jeff Skoll, the first President of eBay, to be the exclusive and independent investment manager of the assets of the SkollFoundation and Jeff Skoll. Its objective is to grow its asset base with a long-term, global, and “principled” philosophy, which it sees as a sustainable competitive advantage to accomplish both consistent capital growth and have a positive effect on the world. That foundational capability was selectively expanded to other like-minded private and institutional clients in 2008. |
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African Agricultural Capital is an agribusiness-focused investment fund that delivers positive financial returns to its investors, supports its investees through the provision of affordable and flexible capital, and has a high social and development impact on smallholder farmers and rural economies, thereby encouraging greater investment in the agriculture sector. |