Investisseurs & Partenaires

Hairun Technology is a digital services provider based in Antananarivo, Madagascar. It specializes in the design and development of web, mobile, and server application projects, serving both local and international clients.

APEM PAIQ is a microfinance institution that focuses on supporting small urban entrepreneurs primarily in Antananarivo and its surrounding areas. The organization provides loans with an average value of 1.2 million MGA and complements its financial offerings with non-financial services, including health insurance and training programs. APEM PAIQ aims to significantly expand its operations, with plans to triple its activity by opening ten additional offices in Antananarivo and neighboring municipalities by 2023. Through these initiatives, the company seeks to enhance the financial and social well-being of its clients, fostering entrepreneurship and economic growth in local communities.

Chicky is a fast food company based in Antananarivo, Madagascar, specializing in chicken dishes. Founded in 2017 by French entrepreneur Yohann Cattiau, Chicky aims to establish itself as a significant player in the local fast food sector. The company operates three restaurants, with its first location opening in June 2017 in the Behoririka district, followed by a second outlet in Analakely in January 2018, and a third in the Gallery Urbania in October 2018. Chicky offers a variety of fried chicken and other fast food options to its customers, focusing on quality and accessibility to cater to the growing demand for fast food in Madagascar.

ACEP Madagascar is a financial institution based in Antananarivo, Madagascar, specializing in microfinance services for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro companies. Established in 2009, it aims to provide essential financial services such as credit, savings, insurance, mutual health benefits, and money transfer services to populations traditionally excluded from the formal financial sector due to their perceived non-solvability. With a network of six regional branches and 42 agencies, ACEP Madagascar is one of the oldest microfinance institutions (MFIs) in the country, playing a significant role in supporting the local economy by making its products accessible to a broad customer base.

Nutrizaza SA, a social company, develops a network of baby restaurants, hotelin-jazakely. The company also sells baby food completing mother’s milk, Koba Aina, to the maximum of families, mainly poor families. The company was founded in 2012 and is based in Madagascar.

PhileoL is a Malagasy company established in the south of the island where it breeds and transforms ricin seeds into oil. After transformation the oil is exported abroad to be used in cosmetic and industry. Phileol brings at stake a strong social and environmental impact while collaborating with more than 700 families to collect and grow the seeds, ensuring them strong revenue and steady employment while the region remains one of the poorest of the island. With regards to this social project, Phileol has elaborated and signed a Social Code while collaborating with many institutional actors and NGOs like the WWF, the UNPD or else EFA, a local initiative to enhance social improvement in rural areas. Besides, Phileol is also committed in valuating southern rural lands with various projects consisting in clearing and cultivating them.

ACEP Cameroun S.A. is a microfinance institution founded in 1999 and based in Douala, Cameroon. Established with the support of the European Union and the Agence Française de Développement, it initially operated as a project under the Ministry of Industrial and Commercial Development before becoming a public limited company in 2005. As the first institution in Francophone Africa to undergo this transformation, ACEP Cameroun focuses on providing microcredit to very small enterprises, public and private officials, retirees, and employees. The institution also serves individuals, business groups, and rural enterprises, primarily in urban areas such as Douala, Yaoundé, and Bafoussam. ACEP Cameroun is part of the ACEP International network, which includes subsidiaries in Senegal and Madagascar, applying proven methods and technologies developed by ACEP Développement across its operations.