We connect global capital to African opportunities.
Strategy
Long term growth based on booming consumer demand for food, agri-products & beverages
We invest in companies along the food and agribusiness value-chain. We look to improve productivity, integrate value-chains, and increase access to finance, inputs, education, markets.
Our investments look to improve productivity, focus on value addition, and increase access to nutritious food in a climate conscious way.
Poor electrical coverage and climate change are driving the imperative for sustainable energy technologies
Longmark’s energy vision is to improve and accelerate electricity access through the adoption of sustainable renewable technologies that improve quality, reliability, and viability of the electricity value-chain.
Our investments in this sector represent an imperative response in the direction of reducing the effects of the global warming crisis on the African population and stimulating local markets.
Technology and innovation play a critical role in our investment sectors
Our technology vertical invests in innovations that support, enhance, simplify food production, access to inputs, finance, markets, or education that ultimately benefits youth and women.
Innovations applied to the renewables sector remain key in improving access to clean energy through loss reduction and managing efficiencies in a dynamic energy supply market.
Low universal coverage in healthcare is driving the need for alternative affordable solutions
Longmark’s Healthcare approach is to improve universal coverage through the provision of affordable high-quality healthcare to reduce the need to fund out of pocket treatment.
We look for companies that are working to increase access to healthcare through technological enablement or an innovative approach to the existing challenges.
The emerging middle class, technology, and rapid urbanisation is driving the education imperative
We aim to stimulate and accelerate innovation to enhance access, quality, and value of education across Africa by providing investment support to services which drive new practices shaping education on the continent.
Improve access to education through capacity building and investing in quality, relevant and affordable education services especially in under-served markets.
Long term growth based on booming consumer demand for food, agri-products & beverages
We invest in companies along the food and agribusiness value-chain. We look to improve productivity, integrate value-chains, and increase access to finance, inputs, education, markets.
Our investments look to improve productivity, focus on value addition, and increase access to nutritious food in a climate conscious way.
Poor electrical coverage and climate change are driving the imperative for sustainable energy technologies
Longmark’s energy vision is to improve and accelerate electricity access through the adoption of sustainable renewable technologies that improve quality, reliability, and viability of the electricity value-chain.
Our investments in this sector represent an imperative response in the direction of reducing the effects of the global warming crisis on the African population and stimulating local markets.
Technology and innovation play a critical role in our investment sectors
Our technology vertical invests in innovations that support, enhance, simplify food production, access to inputs, finance, markets, or education that ultimately benefits youth and women.
Innovations applied to the renewables sector remain key in improving access to clean energy through loss reduction and managing efficiencies in a dynamic energy supply market.
Low universal coverage in healthcare is driving the need for alternative affordable solutions
Longmark’s Healthcare approach is to improve universal coverage through the provision of affordable high-quality healthcare to reduce the need to fund out of pocket treatment.
We look for companies that are working to increase access to healthcare through technological enablement or an innovative approach to the existing challenges.
The emerging middle class, technology, and rapid urbanisation is driving the education imperative
We aim to stimulate and accelerate innovation to enhance access, quality, and value of education across Africa by providing investment support to services which drive new practices shaping education on the continent.
Improve access to education through capacity building and investing in quality, relevant and affordable education services especially in under-served markets.
Food & Agribusiness
Long term growth based on booming consumer demand for food, agri-products & beverages
We invest in companies along the food and agribusiness value-chain. We look to improve productivity, integrate value-chains, and increase access to finance, inputs, education, markets.
Our investments look to improve productivity, focus on value addition, and increase access to nutritious food in a climate conscious way.
Renewable Energy
Poor electrical coverage and climate change are driving the imperative for sustainable energy technologies
Longmark’s energy vision is to improve and accelerate electricity access through the adoption of sustainable renewable technologies that improve quality, reliability, and viability of the electricity value-chain.
Our investments in this sector represent an imperative response in the direction of reducing the effects of the global warming crisis on the African population and stimulating local markets.
Technology
Technology and innovation play a critical role in our investment sectors
Our technology vertical invests in innovations that support, enhance, simplify food production, access to inputs, finance, markets, or education that ultimately benefits youth and women.
Innovations applied to the renewables sector remain key in improving access to clean energy through loss reduction and managing efficiencies in a dynamic energy supply market.
Healthcare
Low universal coverage in healthcare is driving the need for alternative affordable solutions
Longmark’s Healthcare approach is to improve universal coverage through the provision of affordable high-quality healthcare to reduce the need to fund out of pocket treatment.
We look for companies that are working to increase access to healthcare through technological enablement or an innovative approach to the existing challenges.
Education
The emerging middle class, technology, and rapid urbanisation is driving the education imperative
We aim to stimulate and accelerate innovation to enhance access, quality, and value of education across Africa by providing investment support to services which drive new practices shaping education on the continent.
Improve access to education through capacity building and investing in quality, relevant and affordable education services especially in under-served markets.
Our impact supports food security, job creation, skills development, market access and inclusion for women and youth.
Our team has a track record investing, advising, sourcing, structuring and executing deals in Africa
Mothobi Seseli
Kagiso Machele
Tawu Chipato
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Longmark Equity Partners is a fully licensed and registered Financial Services Provider (registration number 50201) with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FCSA) in South Africa