Africa's expanding economies are powered by a new generation of growing companies and rising consumer demand. This basket offers exposure through global companies that provide market access, financial tools, and essential services fueling this growth.
Published on September 22
Africa's expanding economies are creating massive opportunities for the companies building essential infrastructure. These enabler firms are positioned at the heart of this transformation.
Get exposure to African growth through established global companies rather than direct emerging market risks. It's a clever way to tap into the continent's potential with added stability.
From digital payments to logistics networks, these companies are building the foundational systems that power Africa's entrepreneurial revolution. Early positioning could be rewarding.
Africa's economic expansion is driven by dynamic small and mid-sized enterprises, but direct investment can be complex. This group focuses on global 'enabler' companies that build the foundational infrastructure powering this growth, from index providers to payment systems and logistics networks.
This is an indirect approach to African growth exposure through established US and EU-listed companies. It offers diversified access whilst mitigating some direct risks associated with single emerging market stocks, making it suitable for those exploring small cap opportunities.
These companies were handpicked as the essential infrastructure providers for African growth. They include major index creators like MSCI and S&P Global, fintech leaders expanding digital payments, and logistics giants facilitating commerce across the continent.
Market capitalisation breakdown for the provided small cap-focused basket.
V: $668.94B
MA: $517.12B
MSCI: $41.81B
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On average, analysts expect assets in this group to grow 19.45% over the next year.
9 of 9 assets in this group are rated Buy by professional analysts.
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+19.45%
