REGMIFA
Overview
REGMIFA is a Luxembourg-based fund supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises in sub-Saharan Africa. Established in 2010, the fund provides private debt funding in local currency to local financial institutions serving enterprises. It has originated over USD 670 million in investments across Sub-Saharan Africa, impacting over 2 million micro-entrepreneurs. Managed by Symbiotics, REGMIFA offers technical assistance in areas such as governance, business planning, risk management, internal control, product development, human resources, finance and accounting, marketing and customer relationship management, and institutional development. This support enhances the capacity and effectiveness of its partner institutions, contributing to local economic growth and financial inclusion.
Investment Focus
- Investments must be in local currency
- Targeting micro, small, and medium enterprises
- Focus on sub-Saharan Africa
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Frequently asked questions about REGMIFA
What sectors does REGMIFA invest in?
REGMIFA invests in Financial Services, Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Real Estate and Telecommunications, and is based in Luxembourg. REGMIFA is listed as a fund of funds in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does REGMIFA invest at?
REGMIFA backs companies at Growth and Late Stage.
Which regions does REGMIFA invest in?
REGMIFA invests across Ghana, Kenya, Somalia, South Africa, Niger and Sudan.
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