Finance

Old Mutual Alternative Investments gets 20% stake in Nigeria’s Seven Uquo Gas

Old Mutual Alternative Investments gets 20% stake in Nigeria’s Seven Uquo Gas
Monday, 20 January 2020 14:39

Old Mutual Alternative Investments, the investment arm of South African financial and insurance group, Old Mutual, has acquired a 20% stake in Seven Uquo Gas, a Nigerian-based oil and gas company. The 20% interest was acquired from LSE-listed Savannah Petroleum and the transaction was carried out through Old Mutual’s African Infrastructure Investment Fund 3. The investment targets in terms of returns and margins achieved have not been specified.

This deal firmly supports AIIF3’s investment strategy, which targets significant influence investments across the power, transport and midstream energy sectors - three focus verticals across sub-Saharan Africa where AIIM sees the greatest disconnect between the demand for critical infrastructure and available capital for these projects,” AIIM’s West African Director, Olusola Lawson, said.

African Infrastructure Investment Managers is currently present in 80 projects in Africa through its 7 investment funds. As for the AIIF 3, it was closed in May 2019 with an amount of $320 million.

Idriss Linge

On the same topic
The Alliance of Sahel States plans to create a joint purchasing agency covering Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. The initiative aims to regulate cereal...
Flutterwave acquired Nigerian open banking startup Mono in an all-share deal valued between $25 million and $40 million. The acquisition...
African billionaires increased their combined net worth by $21.9 billion in 2025. Nigerian businessman Abdul Samad Rabiu posted the largest...
Kenya Pipeline Company will list on the Nairobi Securities Exchange by the end of January 2026. The IPO targets local and foreign investors as part of...
Most Read
01

The BCID-AES launches with 500B CFA to fund Sahel infrastructure, asserting sovereignty from the B...

AES Launches Confederal Investment Bank: A Strategic Pivot Toward Sahelian Financial Sovereignty
02

Togo passes new law tightening anti-money laundering and terrorism financing rules Legislat...

Togo Overhauls Anti-Money Laundering Rules to Meet Global Standards
03

Gabon names Thierry Minko economy and finance minister in Jan. 1 reshuffle Move follows tra...

Gabon Appoints Thierry Minko Economy Minister in Post-Transition Reshuffle
04

Ethiopia agreed in principle with investors holding over 45% of its $1 billion eurobond due 2...

Ethiopia Secures Preliminary Eurobond Restructuring Deal With Private Investors
05

Heirs Energies acquires M&P’s 20% Seplat stake for $496M, exiting french group Maurel & Pro...

Heirs Holdings Push Oil Equity Production to 50,000 Barrels Per Day Following $496 Million Share Acquisition in SEPLAT
Enter your email to receive our newsletter

Ecofin Agency provides daily coverage of nine key African economic sectors: public management, finance, telecoms, agribusiness, mining, energy, transport, communication, and education.
It also designs and manages specialized media, both online and print, for African institutions and publishers.

SALES & ADVERTISING

regie@agenceecofin.com 
Tél: +41 22 301 96 11 
Mob: +41 78 699 13 72


EDITORIAL
redaction@agenceecofin.com

More information
Team
Publisher

ECOFIN AGENCY

Mediamania Sarl
Rue du Léman, 6
1201 Geneva
Switzerland

 

Ecofin Agency is a sector-focused economic news agency, founded in December 2010. Its web platform was launched in June 2011. ©Mediamania.

 
 

Please publish modules in offcanvas position.