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         Our impact thesis expressed through our sectors




           We have chosen our five thematic          Our target sectors improve access to digital   Inherently, investment into these sectors
           sectors on the basis of their potential   services and essential social infrastructure,   delivers measurable impact. Beyond this,
           to deliver exceptional returns and        develop a more dynamic private sector,   we partner with each company to foster
           close vital socioeconomic gaps            create jobs and wealth, and reduce       value creation efforts and alignment to our
           across the African continent              dependence on imports, all while         SDG-driven impact thesis (see next slide).
                                                     championing women’s greater economic
                                                     participation through a gender lens
                                                     investment approach.



            Financial                Healthcare                Fast Moving              Education                 Digital
            Services                                           Consumer                                           Infrastructure
            & Fintech                                          Goods (FMCG)








             While Africa leads in    Rising life expectancies   A stronger, more diverse   New, stronger education   Africa’s rising, young
             mobile payments, there   and health tourism        FMCG sector will meet    institutions, vocational   populations, increasing
             is scope for further     underscore the need for   growing incomes and      training, and new        technological literacy
             fintech innovation to    state-of-the-art facilities,   demands for         technologies will meet   and internet usage,
             widen access and         a robust pharma sector,   homegrown choice.        growth in household      make digital infra pivotal
             increase product         and local medicine                                 incomes and              for driving
             sophistication.
                                      production.
                                                                                                                  socioeconomic progress
                                                                                         investment in education
            50%                       $128                      2.5 bn                   10%                      40%
            financial services        per person is the average  African consumers by 2050  is the higher education  is the internet penetration
            penetration rate in Africa vs.  health care spend in Africa  representing 60% of global  enrolment rate in Africa vs. a  rate in Africa currently vs.
            a global average of 76%   vs. $4,000 pp, the OECD   population growth from 2021-  global average of 40%  89% in OECD countries
                                      average                   2050



         Data and stats taken from the World Bank, Council on Foreign nations and Population Reference Bureau

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