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Five African private capital moves in May 2026

A selection of African private capital transactions, as featured in our May 2026 Dealmaker’s Log.

Jun 13, 2026
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Bisedge Logistics & Infrastructure has announced a $20 million investment from Metier Private Equity.

We highlight five African private capital transactions, as featured in our May 2026 Dealmaker’s Log, a database of reported investment deals, exits, and fundraising milestones. View the latest issue here

1. Metier invests $20m in Bisedge

Bisedge Logistics & Infrastructure has announced a $20 million investment from Metier Private Equity. Bisedge operates a forklift leasing model across sub-Saharan Africa, allowing logistics operators in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Tanzania to replace diesel-powered fleets with electric alternatives without upfront capital expenditure.

2. Africa Finance Corporation commits $100m to technology fund managers

Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has approved a commitment of up to $100 million to invest in Africa-focused technology fund managers. As part of the initial deployment, AFC has made anchor commitments to Lightrock Africa Fund II and Future Africa Fund III, positioning the corporation across the full innovation lifecycle – from early-stage venture capital through to growth-stage scaling.

3. Sango Capital closes $120m secondary transaction

Sango Capital has acquired more than $120 million in NAV in four African funds from an institutional investor rebalancing its global portfolio. Sango funded the deal with its own capital and raised additional capital from a diverse group of commercial investors, including first-time Africa allocators.

4. Inspired Evolution backs CrossBoundary Energy

Inspired Evolution has announced a $40 million investment in CrossBoundary Energy, a developer, owner, and operator of distributed renewable energy solutions for commercial and industrial clients across sub-Saharan Africa.

5. Investec Principal Investments sells stake in South Africa’s Sunpac

Investec Principal Investments, together with fellow shareholders, has completed the disposal of a combined majority stake in Sunpac to JSE-listed CA Sales Holdings (CA&S). Sunpac is a South African distributor and turnkey route-to-market partner to a portfolio of international beauty, cosmetic, personal care and baby care brands.

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