Nampro Fund is an investment fund established to support SME suppliers that require funding to execute contracts. With the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) as its founding investor, the Fund has N$600 million under management. Our primary focus is to provide required short-term working capital facilities to SMEs that have been awarded supply contracts by large, reputable organisations, that are defined as large private companies, State Owned Enterprises (SOEs), local authorities, development institutions, regional councils, the central government and so forth.

Hangala Capital is the financial services arm of Hangala Group, established to drive investment management activities in asset management and private equity businesses, respectively

Hangala Capital Investment Management a.quantitative investment Management Company specializing in the portfolio and risk management of institutional, pension, provident fund and retail assets. Hangala Capital Investment Management also formulates and implements risk management structures to enhance the risk-adjusted return profiles of portfolios.

The Königstein capital group was established in 2009 as an independent unlisted investment manager that focuses on private equity and venture capital fund management in the Namibian market. The management team has extensive experience in various sectors of the economy gained over the last 35 years.

Catalyst Investment Managers (CIM) is a privately owned, independent investment management firm that was established in 2017 with the principal purpose of putting clients' interests first and giving Namibians the opportunity to manage their own money.

Catalyst Investment Managers is a true Namibian investment management firm. The company’s objective is to strive towards becoming a significant player in the Namibian investment management industry by managing clients’ assets from Namibia.

The firm’s objective is to build a strong sustainable business, offering private and institutional clients

Allan Gray Namibia is an independent investment manager founded in 1996. We share the investment philosophy and purpose of the broader Allan Gray group.

Nedbank Swaziland is an international bank that is a subsidiary of the Nedbank Group of South Africa: as such, it creates value through constant innovation and re-investment. Having recently repositioned its brand, Nedbank is to be more client-centric, driven by a fresh engaging tagline ‘See Money Differently’. Nedbank saw an opportunity to revitalise the brand to reflect some of the business changes already taking place. Based on the insight that money well managed can make a positive difference to individuals, businesses and communities, Nedbank chose to challenge and inspire the public to

Nedbank Lesotho offers a wide range of wholesale and retail banking services and a growing insurance, asset management and wealth management offering with presence in six countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and East Africa region where we own subsidiaries and banks in Namibia, Swaziland, Malawi, Mozambique, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, as well as representative offices in Angola and Kenya.

Nedbank Namibia’s approach to doing business is driven by its values of accountability, integrity, pushing beyond boundaries, respect and being people-centred. We are proud of our reputation for innovation and driven by our commitment to superior service – for all customers, at all times – throughout our growing network in excess of 30 branches and a unique Business Centre, which heralds the future of business banking in Namibia.

FNB Swaziland is part of the FirstRand group.

FNB Lesotho Limited is a subsidiary of FNB, division of FirstRand Bank Limited