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Gabon
Olam pushes ahead with its withdrawal

Having set up in very short order the holding company Arise P&L, which has taken over its investments in the ports of Gabon, Olam is poised to do likewise in the transport sector. [...]

Published on 01/04/2020 at 04:30 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Africa Finance Corp
AIF GPP Arise Ltd
AIF Port & Logistics
AP Moller Capital
Arise P&L Africa 1 Ltd
Arise Port & Logistics
Arise Transport
Clifford Chance
Egis
Meridiam
Olam

Africa, Singapore
Who has been guiding Olam's cotton spending spree?

After shelving its infrastructure projects in the three Arise funds, the Indian-Singaporean giant Olam has been concentrating on its agro-food business and buying up African cotton companies with the help of a low-profile French advisor who knows the sector like the back of his hand.

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Africa, Gabon
Olam chooses Port Louis over London to registrer its Arise Infrastructure fund

While Olam set up its first fund, Arise Ports & Logistics, in London, from where its partner, AP Moeller Capital, runs its operations, the agribusiness giant has chosen Mauritius's more welcoming fiscal landscape for its second and third funds, Arise Infrastructure and Arise Special Economic Zone.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Finance, Business 31.08.2020

Nigeria
Nigerian banking giant AFC struggles to keep expansion plans on course

In the midst of striking up new partnerships with foreign companies such as Olam and seeking new shareholders, the public-private bank Africa Finance Corp has suffered a setback at the hands of Moody's. The poor rating it received in May has been hampering its ambitious expansion plans.

Subscribers only Finance, Business 22.06.2020

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AIF GPP Arise Ltd
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AP Moller Capital
Arise P&L Africa 1 Ltd
Arise Port & Logistics
Arise Transport
Clifford Chance
Egis
Meridiam
Olam

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Gabon
Olam pushes ahead with its withdrawal

Africa, Singapore
Who has been guiding Olam's cotton spending spree?

Africa, Gabon
Olam chooses Port Louis over London to registrer its Arise Infrastructure fund

Nigeria
Nigerian banking giant AFC struggles to keep expansion plans on course

West Africa
Olam anxious over inquiry into Nouakchott port

Gabon
State cedes its port shares to Olam and AP Moller

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Leading asset manager Meridiam teams up with Olam on African ports

Gabon
Olam launches its big transport offensive