Who we are
Reports, events, and disclosures for shareholders and the market.
How we invest
MTI Investment connects global capital with African investment opportunities through a platform spanning public and private markets. Distinct investment strategies provide access aligned with investors' return objectives, investment horizons and liquidity needs.
The approach combines local market knowledge with disciplined analysis, portfolio construction and risk management. Each strategy follows a defined mandate, providing clarity on where capital is invested, how it is managed and what drives potential returns.
How we invest
Conviction in Africa's long-term potential. Discipline in how capital is invested.
MTI seeks opportunities where business fundamentals and growth prospects are not fully reflected in valuations or access to capital. Investment decisions consider earnings potential, financial strength, governance and whether the expected return adequately compensates for the risks involved.
Africa's markets differ significantly by country, sector and stage of development. These differences shape investment selection and portfolio construction.
How we invest
Return expectations, risk tolerance, liquidity requirements and investment horizons guide strategy selection and the role each investment can play within a broader portfolio.
Focused strategies across listed equities and private investments follow their own investment mandates, selection criteria and portfolio rules, enabling investors to choose suitable exposure.
Analysis centres on earnings, cash flow, competitive positioning, management quality, valuation and the catalysts that could unlock future growth.
Research and local knowledge help distinguish perceived risk from underlying investment risk. Currency exposure, liquidity, governance, regulation and concentration inform investment decisions.
How we invest
Step 01
Establish the strategy's objectives, eligible investments, liquidity terms and risk limits.
Step 02
Combine market screening, sector research and local networks to identify investments that fit the mandate.
Step 03
Assess financial performance, valuation, governance and growth prospects through due diligence appropriate to the asset and strategy.
Step 04
Determine investment size, diversification and exposure. Private investment structures also establish capital terms and governance rights that support the investment thesis.
Step 05
Track performance, review emerging risks and adjust exposure where appropriate. Active ownership supports governance and value creation in private investments, while ongoing analysis guides holding, rebalancing and exit decisions in public markets.
Step 06
Provide clear reporting on performance, portfolio positioning and material developments, giving investors visibility into how their capital is managed.