Sectors
Three sectors form the core of our practice, aligned with U.S. strategic priorities in African markets: critical minerals, energy, and infrastructure. Four additional sectors are offered on a selective engagement-basis where the compliance and execution model fits.
Core
Compliance-led diligence and execution support for critical-minerals and mining transactions, including the Lobito Corridor.
Typical work: counterparty diligence on mining licenses and off-take partners; sanctions and beneficial-ownership screening; project validation and DFI-readiness structuring.
Power generation, energy access, and gas-to-power, including the energy that supports digital infrastructure. Oil-and-gas engagements are supported with heightened compliance diligence.
Typical work: counterparty diligence on IPPs and utilities; sanctions and PEP screening on sponsors; validation memos for DFC/EXIM structuring.
Trade corridors, transport, and logistics infrastructure, from feasibility through compliant local execution. Anchored around the Lobito Corridor.
Typical work: corridor and project validation; counterparty diligence on concessionaires and contractors; DFI-readiness assessments.
Selective
Data-center and connectivity projects, and the power that supports them, under U.S. governance standards. Selective because delivery depends on local power and permits realities that vary by market.
Agribusiness, processing, and food-security value chains, delivered through vetted local partners.
Health logistics, cold chain, procurement integrity, and health-infrastructure support. Non-clinical.
Light manufacturing, localization, and special-economic-zone projects aligned with supply-chain diversification.
