AHL Venture Partners exits several deals
Africa-focused investor AHL Venture Partners had a busy couple of months exiting deals, according to a company email received by Africa Private Equity News.
AHL exited its investment in the Energy Access Fund (EAF), managed by responsAbility. Following the success of the first EAF fund, AHL opted to invest in responsAbility’s latest Access to Clean Power debt fund, which targets companies that provide solutions to households without access to electricity and to businesses looking for cleaner, cheaper and more reliable energy.
In addition, AHL exited its debt position in Zambian agribusiness company COMACO, and supported the sale of its portfolio’s company Zoona’s Malawian unit to Emerging Capital Partners.
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