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SN GLOBAL CAPITAL is a company created to act as a facilitator. Our vision is to be a trusted resource for investors to invest in the African market.

Thanks to our strong relationships across the African continent, SN GLOBAL CAPITAL offers investors the means to access the African market and create synergy.

Through our public-private relationships and international knowledge, SN GLOBAL CAPITAL provides local companies with the right support to raise funds and connect them to investors.

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INVESTORS

Africa is the world's most profitable region, and the prospects for economic growth in Africa are among the most promising in the world.

PUBLIC SECTOR

We also offer crucial support in raising funds and structuring projects.

PRIVATE SECTOR

Generally speaking, a well-prepared, coherent project led by one or more motivated creators will have every chance of obtaining financing.

Why Africa?

According to the African Development Bank Group's African Economic Outlook 2025 (AEO 2025).

21 African countries will achieve growth above 5% in 2025, with four of them (Ethiopia, Niger, Rwanda and Senegal) able to reach the critical 7% threshold needed for poverty reduction and inclusive growth.
Africa's projected growth rates will exceed the global average, and will outpace those of most other regions, with the exception of emerging and developing countries in Asia.
Africa's continued resilience relies on effective national reforms and improved macroeconomic management.

Growth prospects vary considerably by region:

East Africa leads the way with projected growth of 5.9% in 2025-2026, driven by the resilience of Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania.
West Africa maintains solid growth of 4.3%, driven by the start-up of new oil and gas fields in Senegal and Niger.
Faced with persistent headwinds, North Africa is set to record growth of 3.6% in 2025.
In Central Africa, growth is set to slow to 3.2%, and Southern Africa will grow by just 2.2%, with its largest economy, South Africa, expected to grow by just 0.8%.

Africa's extraordinary but under-exploited resources include:

Natural capital: Africa is home to 30% of the world's mineral reserves and could capture more than 10% of the $16,000 billion in revenues expected from key green minerals by 2030.
Human capital: the continent's median age of 19 represents a demographic dividend that could add $47 billion to African GDP through greater workforce participation.
Financial capital: pension fund assets have reached $1,100 billion, while official remittances could reach $500 billion by 2035 if transfer costs are reduced.
Trade capital: full implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) could increase exports by $560 billion and the continent's revenues by $450 billion by 2035.