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Trade and Development Bank -TDB, VC Fund

Trade and Development Bank -TDB

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Ebène, Mauritius

Trade and Development Bank -TDB is a VC fund in Ebène focused on Renewable Energy and Solar. Established in 1985, the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB), formerly the PTA Bank, is a multilateral, treaty-based development financial institution, with assets of over US$ 5 billion. The Bank’s mandate is to finance and foster trade, regional economic integration and sustainable development, through trade finance,project and infrastructure finance, asset management and business advisory services. In the past five years, TDB’s shareholder base has grown from 19 to 35 members, including 22 Member States from across COMESA, EAC and SADC, 2 non-African member countries and 11 institutional investors. During the same period, shareholder equity funds increased by 150%, annual net profits by 100%, and non-performing loans were halved. TDB currently has regional offices in Nairobi, Harare and Addis Ababa, and principle offices in Bujumbura and Port-Louis.

Total investments:
13
Last investment:
Lead investor:
69%

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Industries Trade and Development Bank -TDB invests in

Renewable EnergySolarEnergyBankingFinance

Stages Trade and Development Bank -TDB invests in

Debt FinancingVenture - Series Unknown

Countries Trade and Development Bank -TDB invests in

United StatesKenyaMexicoBurundiZimbabwe

Round sizes

Debt Financing $10M–$600M

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Debt Financing
$10M–$600M

Investment Focus

Industry

  • Renewable Energy 5 (38%)
  • Solar 4 (31%)
  • Energy 4 (31%)
  • Banking 1 (8%)
  • Finance 1 (8%)
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Stage

  • Debt Financing 9 (69%)
  • Venture - Series Unknown 1 (8%)

Country

  • United States 3 (23%)
  • Kenya 1 (8%)
  • Mexico 1 (8%)
  • Burundi 1 (8%)
  • Zimbabwe 1 (8%)
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Team

NameTitleInvestmentsLinksEmail
Admassu Tadesse
Admassu Tadesse President & Chief Executive
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Investments

CompanyDescriptionRoundLinks
ETG ETG
ETG, established in 1967, is one of the largest and fastest growing integrated agricultural conglomerates in sub-Saharan Africa, importing and exporting soft commodities to and from 48 countries including Tanzania, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria and South Africa. It also has supply chain operations in China, India, America, Middle East, andSouth East Asia; merchandising desks in Europe, and; treasury companies in Singapore, Mauritius and UAE. Globally, ETG is present across 48 countries. ETG runs its business under five business verticals: 1. Fertilizer and Farm Inputs: ETG is one of the largest importers and distributors of fertilizers and farm inputs in sub-saharan africa 2. Cash traded products: Pulses, Sesame seed, Cashew and Rice are key commodities in this vertical. ETG is the world largest trader and processor of Pulses as well as world largest trader for raw cashew nuts. 3. Exchange traded commodities: Grains & oilseeds, sugar, coffee, cocoa, maize and soybean are key products in this segment. ETG is one of the major players for maize and soybean in sub-shara africa 4. Consumer Branded (Vamara): ETG operates multiple processing plants across 14 countries to manufacture products that are targeted to African consumers. ETG has 22 brands in its portfolio that offers products from vegetable cooking oil, condiments, and spreads, etc. 5. Logistics: ETG operates a very successful and integrated Logistics platform. ETG has a network of more than 400+ warehouses across 32 countries and a fleet of more than 900 trucks. ETG provided end-to-end Logistics services across sub-Sahara Africa. $600M / Debt Financing / Jul 30, 2026
Mota Engil Africa Mota Engil Africa
Mota-Engil Africa is a construction company that focuses on the construction and management of infrastructure projects. $100M / Debt Financing / Jan 30, 2026
BURN BURN
BURN's core business is the design, local manufacture, and distribution of fuel-efficient cooking products that save lives and forests in the developing world. Their modern manufacturing facility outside of Nairobi makes one stove per minute and is the largest of its kind on the continent. $80M / Debt Financing / Jun 23, 2025
Mota Engil Africa Mota Engil Africa
Mota-Engil Africa is a construction company that focuses on the construction and management of infrastructure projects. $150M / Debt Financing / Apr 03, 2025
Songa Energy Songa Energy
Songa Energy delivers affordable hydroelectricity to rural Africa. Its focus is on the small East African country of Burundi, where less than 12% of the 10.6 million people have access to electricity; placing it as the 3rd most energy-impoverished country in the world. $35M / Debt Financing / Feb 11, 2025
ETG ETG
ETG, established in 1967, is one of the largest and fastest growing integrated agricultural conglomerates in sub-Saharan Africa, importing and exporting soft commodities to and from 48 countries including Tanzania, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria and South Africa. It also has supply chain operations in China, India, America, Middle East, andSouth East Asia; merchandising desks in Europe, and; treasury companies in Singapore, Mauritius and UAE. Globally, ETG is present across 48 countries. ETG runs its business under five business verticals: 1. Fertilizer and Farm Inputs: ETG is one of the largest importers and distributors of fertilizers and farm inputs in sub-saharan africa 2. Cash traded products: Pulses, Sesame seed, Cashew and Rice are key commodities in this vertical. ETG is the world largest trader and processor of Pulses as well as world largest trader for raw cashew nuts. 3. Exchange traded commodities: Grains & oilseeds, sugar, coffee, cocoa, maize and soybean are key products in this segment. ETG is one of the major players for maize and soybean in sub-shara africa 4. Consumer Branded (Vamara): ETG operates multiple processing plants across 14 countries to manufacture products that are targeted to African consumers. ETG has 22 brands in its portfolio that offers products from vegetable cooking oil, condiments, and spreads, etc. 5. Logistics: ETG operates a very successful and integrated Logistics platform. ETG has a network of more than 400+ warehouses across 32 countries and a fleet of more than 900 trucks. ETG provided end-to-end Logistics services across sub-Sahara Africa. $394M / Debt Financing / Nov 21, 2024
MPower Ventures MPower Ventures
MPower Ventures finances and distributes a powerful combination of software and solar products to improve energy access in emerging markets. $2M / Debt Financing / Mar 04, 2024
Sun King Sun King
Greenlight sells, installs and finances solar home systems for the 1.8 billion off-grid and under-electrified consumers in Africa and Asia. $130M / Debt Financing / May 30, 2023
Trafigura Trafigura
Trafigura is one of the world's largest physical commodity trading groups. Trafigura, at the heart of global supply, connects the world to the critical resources it requires. It deploys infrastructure, skills, and a global network through its Oil & Petroleum Products, Metals & Minerals, and Power & Renewables divisions to movecommodities from where they are abundant to where they are most needed, forming strong relationships that make supply chains more efficient, secure, and sustainable.Trafigura also owns and operates a number of industrial assets, including Nyrstar, a multi-metals producer, and Puma Energy, a fuel storage and distribution company; as well as joint ventures Impala Terminals, a port and logistics provider, and Nala Renewables, a power and renewable energy investment and development platform. Trafigura is a company owned by its employees, and it employs over 13,000 people in 48 countries. $600M / Debt Financing / Nov 21, 2022
NMB Bank NMB Bank
NMB Bank is dedicated to providing premium financial services to all existing and potential customers. Since 1993, we have offered supreme corporate, retail and investment banking solutions. $10M / Debt Financing / Oct 27, 2022
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What does Trade and Development Bank -TDB invest in?

Trade and Development Bank -TDB invests primarily in Renewable Energy, Solar and Energy startups, most often at Debt Financing and Venture - Series Unknown stage. Most of the 13 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in United States. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.

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