Capital flows, projects and policy signals across Africa.
Africa FDI tracks foreign direct investment, infrastructure finance, resource economics and trade corridors for investors, corporate strategy teams and policy researchers who need project-oriented context.
As China's policy loans decrease, Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds and commercial banks are accelerating the injection of billions of dollars of capital into African infrastructure, energy, and critical mineral sectors to fill an annual financing gap of about $80 billion in Africa. This marks a shift in capital flows from traditional government-led projects to structural investments driven by regional trade corridors and key resources.
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Briefings and analysis organized around capital source, country exposure, sector direction and project stage.
Analyzing how Middle Eastern (GCC) capital can fill the infrastructure financing gap in Africa, focusing on investment trends in areas such as energy, logistics, and critical minerals, and the impact of the pullback in Chinese capital on the investment landscape.
Analyze China's leading major investment projects in Africa in 2025 (oil and gas, metals, etc.), explore how Chinese capital is reshaping the investment landscape for key minerals, energy, and industry in Africa, and the trends in global capital flows.
This paper analyzes the bilateral partnership between EU member states and African countries in the critical minerals sector, exploring the impact of this cooperation on the diversification of the European supply chain, green transition, and industrialization, and revealing capital flows and investment logic.
Based on the InVenture 2024 annual report, conduct an in-depth analysis of the structural changes in the Ukrainian investment and M&A market, focusing on investment trends, funding sources, and driving factors in the technology, defense technology, and emerging industries sectors.