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Africa Lighthouse eyes bigger kitty for Fund2

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Local private equity asset manager, Africa Lighthouse Capital (ALC), has announced plans to launch its second investment fund next year, targeting mega investments in high-growth companies both locally and internationally.

The Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund invested half a billion in ALC’s first fund to invest in local private equities, alongside undisclosed investment amounts from six other private and public pension funds.

This time the fund manager expects the second fund to raise even larger investment sums from new and existing investors.

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Africa Lighthouse eyes bigger kitty for Fund2

Local private equity asset manager, Africa Lighthouse Capital (ALC), has announced plans to launch its second investment fund next year, targeting mega investments in high-growth companies both locally and internationally.

Disc, license renewal requirements waived amid system failures

This is not reversal born of weakness- Salakae

Batlokwa reject Tlokweng expansion plan

Enough is enough – Kgosi Gaborone

CoA dismisses Meswele convicts' appeal against 40-year imprisonment

‘Insurance killer’ case leaves family in ruins

Serowe police probe Mogorosi tragedy

Man found seriously injured by Letlhakane roadside

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