IFC proposes $30 million investment in African Capital Alliance’s CAPE V Fund
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · first reported by innovation-village.com
IFC plans to commit up to US$30 million to Capital Alliance Private Equity Fund V (CAPE V), sponsored by African Capital Alliance (ACA), and is weighing a further US$20 million co-investment facility for deals alongside the fund.
CAPE V targets US$500 million of commitments, with a hard cap of US$750 million. It will invest only in Africa, mostly in sub-Saharan markets, taking control or significant minority stakes in mid-sized companies. Cheques are expected at US$20 million to US$80 million each, building a portfolio of about 10 to 15 companies.
- Fund
- CAPE V
- Size
- $30M
- Stage
- Target
- People
- Okechukwu Enelamah
- Asset class
- Private equity
- Geography
- Africa
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