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Nigerians can invest in Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE with a minimum subscription of ₦5,250 under an initial public offering launched Monday. The company is offering 4.1 billion ordinary shares at ₦525 each. The offer, valued at about ₦2.15 trillion if fully subscribed, opened September 14 and is scheduled to close October 13.
Critical minerals have become one of the defining stories of the global energy transition, and nowhere is that story more consequential than in Africa. Africa stands at a crucial crossroads to transform its vast, underutilised critical mineral reserves into domestic economic growth through strategic value-addition processing. Joining CNBC Africa is Declan Galvin, Managing Director at Exigent Risk Advisory, who's been tracking policy and investment.
Magnet materials such as neodymium and praseodymium are particularly critical. Yet global supply chains remain overwhelmingly concentrated in China, which continues to dominate not only mining but, more critically, processing and separation. Against this backdrop, Africa is emerging as a strategically important source of diversified rare earth supply.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has concluded a US$ 50 million (€43.1 million) cross-currency swap agreement with the Co-operative Bank of Kenya that will help to expand access to financing denominated in Kenyan shillings.
Africa’s latest global shock—the Middle East conflict—highlighted the continent’s exposure to external disruption. Yet the impact was more contained than expected. From COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine to declining Western aid, Africa is showing growing resilience: the ability to keep essential systems working when one channel closes. The 11th Africa Risk-Reward Index calls this the resilience dividend—and for investors, understanding where it is being built, and what could challenge it, is increasingly central to pricing risk.
Mozambique’s investment story is evolving beyond LNG. In this article, Webber Wentzel explores the country’s potential as a regional industrial and logistics platform, examining its strategic geography, transport corridors, energy resources, raw materials and market access, alongside the infrastructure and regulatory considerations investors should understand when assessing opportunities in Mozambique.
Pioneering regional energy trader and intermediary off taker, Africa GreenCo, has today announced an additional USD 11.5m investment from its existing shareholders - the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) and Impact Fund Denmark (IFDK – formerly IFU).
As Mozambique’s LNG sector enters a new phase of development, the scale of opportunity for local and international businesses is becoming increasingly clear. In this article, Liam Krohn, Deputy CEO & Partner at ThirdWay Partners, explores the projects, procurement opportunities and new local content requirements reshaping the market, and what investors and international companies need to do now to position themselves for the next decade of LNG-driven growth.
DLA Piper has advised Rand Merchant Bank, the Standard Bank of South Africa Limited, and Absa Bank Limited, on EUR456 million in syndicated facilities provided to Genser Energy Investments LLC (Genser Energy), a USA-headquartered energy infrastructure company with operations across West Africa.
African M&A in 2026 is telling a more nuanced story than the headlines suggest. The market is indeed rising, but not uniformly, and few practitioners on live mandates would describe it that way. It is the high-quality and best-considered transactions that are thriving. Article written by Walter Miles and Ronisha Singh of Marsh.
On 12 October 2026, Premier Invest returns to Africa Energy Week 2026 to host the Premier Invest Deal Room at CTICC 1, Cape Town, South Africa. This exclusive session will bring together Africa's most promising upstream, midstream and downstream oil & gas projects, alongside transformative energy and infrastructure opportunities, connecting project sponsors and developers with investors, lenders and strategic partners ready to finance the continent's next generation of landmark projects.
Just two years ago, Zambia’s energy sector faced one of its most significant challenges in recent history. A severe drought exposed the vulnerabilities of a power system heavily dependent on hydropower generation, resulting in widespread load shedding and growing concerns regarding the country’s ability to meet future energy demand.
AG Mortgage Bank Plc has significantly bolstered its liquidity position after investors completely snapped up its N3.97 billion Series 2 and 3 Commercial Paper (CP) issuance. By achieving a 100 percent subscription rate, the bank has secured critical, cost-effective short-term funding that will enable it to scale its mortgage financing operations and accelerate its real estate pipeline.
Yellow Card, a leading global stablecoin infrastructure provider, today announced the successful closing of a $40 million strategic funding round, with investment from SC Ventures by Standard Chartered, Sony Innovation Fund, Polychain Capital, Blockchain Capital, and additional strategic investors.
The Emerging Africa & Asia Infrastructure Fund (EAAIF), a Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) company managed by Ninety One, announced a major digital infrastructure push in Africa with the signing of two transactions totalling USD 82.8 million in private debt commitments.
Sidara today announced the successful completion of Project Helios, a USD 1.35 billion multicurrency financing comprising term loan and revolving credit facilities provided by a select group of leading regional and international banking institutions.
Workable, a leading premium coworking operator in East Africa, has become the first workspace in Africa to achieve the WELL Coworking Rating for its flexible workplace in Nairobi, Kenya - setting a new benchmark for health, well-being and performance in the region’s flexible workspace market.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is lending US$ 100 million (approximately €85 million) to KCB Bank Kenya Limited to improve access to finance for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kenya.
In this report, Amadi explores the growing opportunity to electrify Africa's freight corridors and the role this could play in strengthening regional trade, improving energy security and accelerating the continent's transition to sustainable transport.
In this article, Clyde & Co examines two significant developments that have brought greater clarity to the regulation of crypto assets in South Africa. The piece explores new guidance from financial regulators on the use of crypto assets for domestic payments, alongside a landmark High Court ruling recognising Bitcoin as both "money" and "capital" under South Africa's exchange control framework.
