Phatisa, together with a consortium of development finance institutions, has acquired a significant minority stake in South African-based fruit producer and exporter, Lona Group.
- Africa Global Funds
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23 May 2022
CDC Group, Norfund, Finnfund, FinDev Canada and BIO invest in Phatisa's second African agribusiness fund, even as Phatisa's first DFI-supported fund, the African Agriculture Fund, remains embroiled in land conflicts.
- FinDev Canada
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04 February 2021
Interview with Phatisa CIO
- Africa Global Funds
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07 November 2019
CDC, the UK’s development finance institution, has appointed an independent team to investigate the death of Mr Joël Imbangola Lunea, that took place on 21 July 2019 in Bempumba, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
A member of the Congolese organisation RIAO-RDC was brutally killed by a security guard of the Canadian palm oil company Feronia Inc near the company’s Boteka plantations.
Un membre de l'organisation congolaise RIAO-RDC a été brutalement tué par un agent de sécurité de la société canadienne Feronia Inc, près des plantations à Boteka
Finnfund and the DFI-backed African Agricultural Fund assume majority control of the Sierre Leone oil palm plantations and concessions of Goldtree Holdings and Natural Habitats.
- Michel Mores
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08 July 2019
Phatisa will continue its focus on the African food value chain – considering investments in mechanisation, inputs, poultry and meat production, food processing and manufacturing across sub-Saharan Africa.
Phatisa annonce la première levée de son troisième fonds, le Phatisa Food Fund 2, qui succède à l’African Agriculture Fund.
- FinancialAfrik
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03 October 2018
Ce fond table sur des investissements de 20 millions $ en Afrique de l’Ouest (Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana et Nigeria), en Afrique de l’Est (Tanzanie, Kenya et Ouganda) et en Afrique australe (Malawi, Zambie, Mozambique et Zimbabwe).
- Agence Ecofin
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23 November 2017
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group today approved US$10 million equity investment in Phatisa Food Fund2 (PFF2) to boost agriculture and nutrition across Africa
Le groupe de private equity africain Phatisa vise à collecter $300 millions pour son prochain fonds dédié à l’agriculture et agroalimentaire en Afrique, Phatisa Food Fund II, qui succédera au Fonds africain pour l'agriculture (AAF).
