At the SAVCA 2025 Conference in Cape Town, leaders from across the private equity ecosystem gathered to explore bold ideas reshaping investment in Africa. One of the standout sessions focused on a topic close to our mission: how private equity can drive meaningful change in the sport sector.
Our partner Andile Keta took part in a panel examining the growing intersection between sport, investment, and social impact. The discussion unpacked how private capital can fuel sport-driven innovation—whether through infrastructure, technology, athlete development, or community programs. Panelists highlighted that sport is increasingly recognized as a dynamic asset class with the power to deliver both financial returns and measurable societal value.
The conversation made one thing clear: private equity has a unique opportunity to accelerate the growth of sport ecosystems across the continent, unlocking new markets and amplifying sport’s role as a catalyst for development.
We’re proud to have contributed to this forward-looking dialogue and to support the push for more intentional investment in sport.
