AlphaMundi Group Ltd

AlphaMundi Group Ltd is a Geneva-based private investment firm founded in 2008, specializing in impact investing within Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa. The firm focuses on financing scalable ventures that address critical challenges in sectors such as financial inclusion, sustainable food and agriculture, and renewable energy. By providing debt and equity financing, AlphaMundi aims to foster economic development and environmental sustainability in these regions. The firm's investment strategy targets early- and growth-stage companies with a minimum track record of three years and annual revenues exceeding USD 1 million. AlphaMundi typically invests between USD 1 million and USD 10 million per venture, often being among the first international institutional investors in these markets. The firm manages two primary funds: the SocialAlpha Investment Fund (SAIF) domiciled in Luxembourg and the AlphaJiri Fund registered in Mauritius. Since its inception, AlphaMundi has invested over USD 125 million in more than 60 impact ventures across Latin America and Africa, executing over 300 venture debt and equity transactions. The firm's portfolio companies have positively impacted over 10 million low-income beneficiaries, predominantly in rural areas, with 40% being women. AlphaMundi is a certified B Corporation and a signatory of the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, reflecting its commitment to responsible and sustainable investment practices.

Scalable business models addressing social and environmental challenges, Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Focus on Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa, Commitment to financial inclusion, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, or affordable housing, Demonstrated impact on low-income beneficiaries, particularly in rural areas, Promotion of gender equality within the company and its services, Minimum track record of 3 years, Annual revenues exceeding USD 1 million, Focus on sectors such as financial inclusion, sustainable food and agriculture, and renewable energy