TLG Capital finances buyout in West Africa
The firm has structured a $10 million private credit facility to support the acquisition of an insurance platform in Ghana.
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TLG Capital has structured a $10 million private credit facility to support an African-founded investment holding company in the acquisition of an insurance platform in Ghana.
“The macroeconomic environment in Africa has been challenging since Covid, but we believe the turning point has passed. Many African economies are showing resilience and promise. We are positioning now with a diversified portfolio across the continent, backing the firms led by local entrepreneurs who will define the next decade,” said Zain Latif, principal at TLG Capital.
“At TLG Capital we believe the future of the best African businesses will be led by Africa-rooted entrepreneurs. Our facility in Ghana is a deliberate investment in that future, enabling regional consolidation across Nigeria and Ghana, and building stronger, more scalable platforms under local leadership. This is the economic reality. When a multinational withdraws, it often signals that the standard model no longer fits the local context. When African entrepreneurs move in, they bring new models, agility, deep local insight, and above all the commitment to stay. They fill the gap. They transform the industry.
“In a world of growing geopolitical uncertainty, the African real-economy story is beginning to stand apart. Local entrepreneurs must be ready to seize this moment. TLG Capital stands ready to partner with those bold enough to build the institutions that will serve Africa’s next decade.”
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