Fefisol II fund to raise €35 million for second closing in early 2023
Supported by French and Belgian NGOs, the vehicle dedicated to agricultural development in Africa recently raised €22.5 million from development financiers, including the EIB, Proparco and European cooperative banks. The previous vehicle financed players such as Cofina, Acep and Enda.
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▪ Fefisol II fund to raise €35 million for second closing in early 2023
▪ Supported by French and Belgian NGOs, the vehicle dedicated to agricultural development in Africa recently raised €22.5 million from development financiers, including the EIB, Proparco and European cooperative banks. The previous vehicle financed players such as Cofina, Acep and Enda.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/812387/the-fefisol-ii-fund-aims-to-raise-e35-million-for-its-second-closing-in-early-2023/
After raising funds at the end of May, Fefisol II (European Solidarity Fund for Africa) does not intend to stop there.
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