Spark+ was created to catalyze investment in one of the world’s most underappreciated energy challenges with significant social and environmental implications in Africa, Asia, and Latin America: the dirty and unsustainable use of wood, charcoal, and kerosene for cooking.
It is a true "triple bottom line" impact fund, financing profitable and scalable companies tapping into a massive total addressable market for cooking energy solutions and enabling millions of African families to stay safe and healthy and save time and money.
These companies can also produce a range of other social and environmental benefits including protecting forests, enabling greater gender equality, creating industrial and economic development, and decreasing greenhouse gas emissions.
The fund invests debt and mezzanine capital in leading companies throughout the value chains of various cooking fuels including liquified petroleum gas (LPG), biofuels such as ethanol and pellets, electric appliances, and efficient biomass stoves.
Spark+ is the first fund of Luxembourg-based Spark+ General Partner Sàrl, a joint venture between the fund's exclusive advisor, Swiss impact investment advisory firm Enabling Qapital (EQ), and Netherlands-based foundation Stichting Modern Cooking (SMC).
Company Details
- Employees
- 3
- Founded
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- Industry
- Venture Capital And Private Equity Principals
- NAICS
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Miscellaneous Intermediation
- Website
- http://sparkafricafund.com
- Keywords
- Stichting Modern Cooking.
Spark+ Africa Fund Questions
Spark+ Africa Fund's website is http://sparkafricafund.com
Spark+ Africa Fund's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/sparkafricafund
Spark+ Africa Fund has
3 employees.
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employees at Spark+ Africa Fund.
Spark+ Africa Fund's industry is
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Spark+ Africa Fund's top competitors are
Impact Fund Denmark (Formerly Ifu),
Stichting Modern Cooking,
Jibu Inc.,
Enabling Qapital Ag,
Altech Group,
Stoa Infra & Energy,
Albatros Energy Mali S.a,
Africagogreen Fund,
Atec Global,
Responsability Investments Ag.
Spark+ Africa Fund's categories are Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Spark+ Africa Fund's founding year is 2022
