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December 16, 2025
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Treadway lines up $500mn Chinese investors for African projects

Treadway lines up $500mn Chinese investors for African projects

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 16 - Global investment banking firm Treadway is stepping up efforts to channel Chinese capital into African markets, targeting Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Global investment banking firm Treadway is connecting Chinese investors with African projects, aiming to channel significant capital into industrialization, energy, and infrastructure across key African markets. The firm is currently engaging governments and private sectors in countries like Kenya, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, South Africa, and Egypt.

  • Treadway is working with 37 Chinese investors, with plans to grow to 100 by 2028, each capable of financing projects up to $500 million.
  • Chief Executive Officer Mandal Lamba stated that Africa is viewed as a "long-term growth market with solid fundamentals."
  • The strategy focuses on sustainable financing, prioritizing green energy, electric mobility, and real estate, with an emphasis on keeping ownership and value within African markets.

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