African Infrastructure Investment Managers

BBOXX designs, manufactures, and distributes solar power systems aimed at improving energy access in Africa and other developing regions. The company focuses on providing off-grid solutions, including solar kits, residential solar installations, and energy kiosks, enabling consumers in rural areas to experience reliable electricity similar to that in western countries. By creating innovative distribution methods, BBOXX seeks to meet the energy needs of underserved populations while ensuring superior customer service. Its operations extend to countries such as Sierra Leone, Kenya, Somalia, and Pakistan, where the company strives to enhance energy management and power production in off-grid environments.

DSM Corridor Group Ltd. is a specialized operator of dry bulk terminals based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The company provides a comprehensive range of cargo handling services, including ship discharging, loading, and lightering operations for various commodities such as dry bulk, metals, ores, cereals, fertilizers, and chemicals. Its offerings encompass shore discharge of general cargo, container stuffing and de-stuffing, as well as consulting services for the shipping and material handling sectors. Additionally, DSM Corridor Group engages in clearing and forwarding services for agricultural and mining inputs and outputs. The company also rents out port handling equipment, such as weigh bridges and forklifts, and designs, manufactures, and sells bulk handling equipment tailored to specific products. It further supports maritime operations by supplying necessary provisions and equipment to ships. Established in 2004, DSM Corridor Group is dedicated to facilitating efficient logistics and warehousing solutions for its diverse clientele.

Kinangop is a 60.8 MW wind farm development comprising the construction, financing, operation and maintenance of a greenfield wind park located in the Kinangop region, about 60km northwest of Nairobi. In an effort to address the growing demand for power in Kenya, Kinangop supports an ambitious Kenyan government initiative to increase generation capacity from the current 1.5GW to 5.6GW by 2022. Kinangop is expected to generate and supply renewable energy to the national grid, which will provide clean power to thousands of homes in Kenya under a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement with Kenya Power and Lighting Company (Kenya’s electricity distribution company). Beyond its contribution to sustainable and environmentally-friendly electricity generation, Kinangop will be committed to creating job opportunities and socioeconomic development in its local communities.