Pan-African Infrastructure Platform

Africa's next infrastructure backbone is being built now.

InfraNovaGlobal originates, structures and delivers sovereign-grade digital and power infrastructure across the African continent — subsea and terrestrial connectivity, AGI-ready data center platforms, and independent power generation. Ring-fenced. Institutionally governed. Built to be bankable.

Phase 1 is now kicking off — the submarine and terrestrial cable corridor across the Horn of Africa, together with the first three data centers at Cato Ridge, Colesberg and Kazungula.

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770 MW

Power Platform Planned

~25,000 km

AAE-2 Cable System

130M+

People Reached

US$35M

Series A — Live Now

The Thesis

The world has run out of places to put compute. Africa has not.

Hyperscale demand is colliding with a global power ceiling. Virginia, Frankfurt and Singapore have run out of headroom. What is scarce is not silicon — it is power, land, and sovereign-grade connectivity in the same place at the same time.

InfraNovaGlobal exists to assemble those three inputs into deliverable, financeable infrastructure. We do not wait for the grid. We build generation, we build the fiber that binds it, and we govern each vertical as a separate, independently financeable vehicle so that capital can be deployed with precision and without contamination between risks.

Group Architecture

Four verticals. Four balance sheets. One operating discipline.

Each vertical is a separate, ring-fenced vehicle with its own capital structure, its own data room, and no cross-collateralization with the others.

Digital

InfraMoyaGlobal

Subsea and terrestrial connectivity, cable landing stations, and AGI-ready hyperscale data center campuses.

AAE-2 trunk & Horn of Africa branches
Pan-African terrestrial backbone
Cato Ridge · Colesberg · Kazungula campuses

Power

InfraNovaEnergy

Independent power production in Mozambique, with an upstream gas ambition to secure the fuel chain.

Ressano Garcia 120 MW — Stage 1, live
Dondo 450 MW · Beira 200 MW — 770 MW planned
Gas block JV — partner sought

Data Center Microgrids

InfraMoyaEnergy

Behind-the-fence hybrid generation purpose-built for critical digital load — independent of unstable national grids.

Solar + gas + battery hybrid
99.999% uptime design target
Carbon-neutral trajectory

Orbital

InfraMoyaOrbital

Orbital compute and space-adjacent digital infrastructure, developed as a separate asset-light venture.

Asset-light operating model
Aerospace partner joint venture
Held distinctly from core verticals

Layer 01 · Phase 1 · NowConnectivity

Subsea and terrestrial fiber across the Horn of Africa, cable landing infrastructure and gateway access — the aggregator across every cable pillar: G2A, PEACE, 2Africa, SEACOM 2.0, DARE1 and AAE-2. One contract, one SLA, one interface.

InfraMoyaGlobal
Kicking off now

Layer 02 · Phase 2Data Centers

AI-ready hyperscale campuses at Cato Ridge, Colesberg and Kazungula, built to Tier III standard and sized to contracted demand. De-risked by the Series A, built once shovel-ready.

InfraMoyaGlobal
De-risking now

Layer 03 · Phase 3Power

Independent power production in Mozambique — a planned 770 MW platform beginning with Ressano Garcia — alongside behind-the-fence solar, gas and battery microgrids purpose-built for critical digital load.

InfraNovaEnergy
InfraMoyaEnergy

Layer 04 · Phase 4Orbital

Orbital compute and space-adjacent digital infrastructure developed as a separate, asset-light venture with an aerospace joint venture partner. A forward option, not a Phase 1 dependency.

InfraMoyaOrbital
Forward option

InfraNovaGlobalGroup holding · origination & structuring

InfraMoyaGlobalDigital · connectivity & data centers

InfraNovaEnergyPower · independent generation

Capital Formation

Three separate, ring-fenced raises.

Each raise sits in its own vehicle with its own security and its own data room. Subscription to one does not imply participation in another.

01 · InfraMoyaGlobal · Equity · Live

US$35M — Series A

US$25M telecoms backbone plus US$10M data centers. Carries Phase 1 from an advanced, contracted plan to shovel-ready and bankable, ahead of the US$78M Phase 1 financial close.

Corridor de-risking — Addis → Berbera → Salalah
Site control and FEED for DC1–DC3
First close targeted Q4 2026

02 · InfraMoyaGlobal · Two-Vehicle

US$250M — AAE-2 Program

US$150M ring-fenced branch SPV for the Ethiopia–Berbera–Salalah submarine branch, plus US$100M AAE-2 consortium participation for one fiber pair minimum and Management Committee governance rights.

Vehicle 1 — US$150M branch system
Vehicle 2 — US$100M consortium rights
Funder LOI targeted August 15, 2026

03 · InfraNovaEnergy · Project Finance

US$235M — Ressano Garcia

Total funding requirement for the 120 MW gas-to-power IPP: US$140M senior debt, US$60M equity, US$10.6M pre-funded DSRA, plus subordinated development debt and pre-financial-close development capital.

US$140M senior — TDB lead, IFC/DBSA co-lender
Financial close targeted Q1 2027
Commercial operation Q2 2028

See the Capital Structures

Phase 1

The corridor being built now.

A ~250 km terrestrial route from Addis Ababa to Berbera, a ~1,400 km submarine crossing to Salalah, and onward to a South African hub — with the first three data centers de-risked alongside it.

Phase 1 Corridor · Now Kicking Off

Addis Ababa → Wajale → Berbera → Salalah → Johannesburg / Cape Town

AAE-2 · Asia–Africa–Europe 2 Submarine Cable System

Salalah → Berbera → Addis Ababa · bypassing the Djibouti chokepoint

AAE-2 submarine cable network map showing routes connecting Asia, Africa and Europe

Ring-Fenced Opportunities

Three distinct mandates, each independently financeable.

Each opportunity below sits in its own vehicle with its own data room. Commercial terms are disclosed under NDA to qualified institutional counterparties.

InfraMoyaGlobal · Opportunity 01

Pan-African Digital Backbone & AGI-Ready Data Center Platform

Terrestrial fiber binding the continent's major markets, anchored by three hyperscale data center campuses — Cato Ridge (KZN), Colesberg (South Africa) and Kazungula (Botswana) — designed for hyperscaler anchor tenancy, sovereign data governance, and behind-the-fence power independence.

Campus capacity is phased over 5–7 years toward 100 MW of critical load, beginning with a core pod and regional edge presence, expanding into multi-availability-zone AI and machine-learning workloads.

Ring-fenced vehicle · independent data room · no cross-collateralization

InfraMoyaGlobal · Opportunity 02

AAE-2 Trunk Participation & Horn of Africa Branches

Participation in the AAE-2 consortium trunk together with two dedicated branches into the Horn of Africa — a route that carries traffic for a market of over 130 million people while removing dependence on the single corridor most regional capacity currently relies upon.

Landing infrastructure at Berbera, extending inland over an existing 1,600 km terrestrial backbone to Addis Ababa — an operating fiber asset, not a greenfield build.

~25,000 km

System Length

100+ Tbps

Design Capacity

<15 ms

Regional Latency

1,600 km

Terrestrial Extension

InfraNovaEnergy · Opportunity 03

Ressano Garcia 120 MW Gas-to-Power

Stage 1 of a planned 770 MW Mozambican independent power platform, sited at one of sub-Saharan Africa's most de-risked energy nodes — with established gas supply, precedent power purchase agreements at the same node, and dual-market offtake into both the domestic grid and regional export.

Followed by Dondo (450 MW) and Beira (200 MW). Separately, InfraNovaEnergy is pursuing a joint venture to secure rights over specified Mozambican gas blocks, and is seeking an appropriate mid- and upstream partner.

120 MW

Stage 1 Nameplate

770 MW

Platform Planned

25 yrs

PPA Tenor

400 kV

Regional Export Link

African energy and infrastructure opportunity

Delivery Sequence

A staged rollout, not a promise.

Each phase is gated on the one before it. Capital is deployed against milestones, not ambition.

Phase 01 · Foundation

Structure & Rights

Vehicles established, joint ventures documented, route and site rights secured, consortium participation advanced.

Phase 02 · Anchor — live

First Capital & Anchor Offtake

Series A in market to de-risk the corridor and the first three campuses; power offtake advanced toward definitive documentation.

Phase 03 · Build

Construction & Commissioning

Landing infrastructure, terrestrial extension, Stage 1 generation, and initial data center pod delivered.

Phase 04 · Scale

Platform Expansion

Multi-zone campus expansion, Dondo and Beira generation, and long-term institutional refinancing.

See the Full Rollout Plan