Sector Focus

As urbanisation rises across Africa, disease patterns begin to change and an increasing number of people become able to afford healthcare. But public health sectors are unable to cope with these changes.

This strain on public and state-funded healthcare, paired with the growing consumer market, creates a huge investment opportunity in high quality yet affordable healthcare solutions. This covers consumer healthcare platforms, cosmeceutical products, over-the-counter drugs and pay-out-of-pocket healthcare goods and services.

Rising incomes mean that the purchasing power of the continent’s consumers is shifting from basic necessities to more discretionary products. As a result, consumer spending in Africa is projected to reach $2.1 trillion by 2025, representing the continent’s largest business opportunity.

We aim to meet this growing demand by investing in locally produced and value-priced consumer goods and services, such as such as supermarkets, retailers, food and beverage, and personal care products