Each raise sits in its own ring-fenced vehicle, with its own security package, its own data room and no cross-collateralization with the others. Subscription to one does not imply participation in another. Commercial terms are released under executed non-disclosure agreement following sanctions and know-your-customer screening.
Phase 1 is now kicking off: the submarine and terrestrial cable corridor across the Horn of Africa, together with the first three data centers. The Series A carries that work from an advanced, contracted plan to shovel-ready and bankable, ahead of the US$78M Phase 1 financial close.
US$25M — telecoms backbone. Terrestrial survey and engineering across the Addis Ababa → Wajale → Berbera route; G2A submarine IRU deposits; Ciena, Smartoptics and IP Infusion equipment deposits; Salalah gateway and hyperscaler access; legal, regulatory and first drawdown.
US$10M — data centers. Site control, land options and permits for DC1 Cato Ridge, DC2 Colesberg and DC3 Kazungula; grid and captive-power studies; FEED to shovel-ready; pre-lease memoranda; Tier III, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification pathway; corporate structuring to close-ready.

A two-vehicle structure securing a strategic branch into Salalah and credible participation in the intercontinental AAE-2 backbone — the ~25,000 km Asia–Africa–Europe 2 system carrying 100+ Tbps between Hong Kong and France.
Vehicle 1 — US$150M, lead. The Ethiopia–Berbera–Salalah submarine branch, held in a ring-fenced special purpose vehicle with a full security package. Satisfies the AAE-2 Management Committee evidence floor.
Vehicle 2 — US$100M, expansion. AAE-2 consortium participation for one fiber pair minimum, carrying long-term governance rights and intercontinental capacity access. Pursued once branch approval and route rights are secured.

Total funding requirement for Stage 1 of the planned 770 MW Mozambican independent power platform — a 120 MW baseload gas-fired IPP structured as a public-private partnership with EDM and ENH each holding 5% direct equity in the project company.
The capital structure comprises US$140M senior debt (TDB as lead, with an IFC or DBSA co-lender), US$12M subordinated development debt, US$60M equity across sponsor, DFI and sovereign participants, a US$10.6M pre-funded debt service reserve, and pre-financial-close development capital, interest during construction and contingency.

Two of the three raises have a published indicative structure. The AAE-2 program is a two-vehicle split: US$150M for the ring-fenced branch SPV and US$100M for consortium participation.
Dates are targets, not commitments, and remain subject to due diligence, permitting, definitive documentation and financial close.
Ressano Garcia senior debt mandate advanced with TDB, IFC and DBSA. AAE-2 funder letter of intent targeted August 15, 2026.
Series A first close and AAE-2 Management Committee submission. Corridor and campus de-risking work begins on drawdown.
Series A final close. Ressano Garcia financial close, followed by 16 months of turnkey EPC construction.
Phase 1 senior financial close, then AAE-2 financial close in Q2–Q3 2027. Ressano Garcia commercial operation Q2 2028.
We would rather a counterparty find these in our own materials than in diligence. The following remain outstanding and are tracked in the verification register released with the data room.
Capital structures, financial models and project documentation are released to qualified institutional counterparties following sanctions and know-your-customer screening.