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.
This paper explores new trends in capital inflows to Africa, focusing on how domestic pension funds, sovereign wealth assets, and local institutional capital are replacing external borrowing to provide safer and more sustainable funding sources for African investment.
Latest FDI Signals
What capital is doing now
Briefings and analysis organized around capital source, country exposure, sector direction and project stage.
Analyze how Middle Eastern and Gulf investment funds can fill the infrastructure financing gap in Africa, focusing on investment flows and capital logic in the energy, logistics, and critical minerals sectors.
This report provides an in-depth analysis of investment events in the digital infrastructure sector in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2025, based on credible sources, exploring capital inflow and outflow trends, main funding sources, investment logic, and their impact on the regional economy and industrial layout.
Analyzing how Middle Eastern capital (GCC) can fill the African infrastructure financing gap through investment in infrastructure, energy, and critical minerals, and exploring the impact of Chinese capital return on the African investment landscape.
Analyze the flow of China's FDI in Africa, its energy investment structure, and its impact on African development and the global energy transition, focusing on the capital logic of resource extraction, green energy, and infrastructure financing.