Mobilizing capital.
Structuring markets.
Transforming the Guinean economy.

We organize and bring fluidity to local financial markets to connect investors and businesses, building — brick by brick — the financial infrastructure of an investment-ready Guinea.

Year founded
2020
Registered office
Conakry, Guinea
Programs operated
5 structuring programs
Signature
#StructureExecuteInvest
The market

An investment decade has opened.

Simandou entering production in November 2025 and the adoption of the national Simandou 2040 programme open an unprecedented cycle. The question is no longer whether capital will come, but whether it can be channelled, structured and deployed locally.

USD 230bn+
investment planned from 2025 to 2040
122+
flagship projects across 14 priority sectors
USD 6.8bn
FDI inflows in 2025, close to five times the 2024 level
B+ positive
sovereign rating, outlook revised upward in March 2026
Our reading of the market
Our achievements

Four dimensions, one house.

MBM Capital is neither a consulting firm, nor a bank, nor a mere fund. Our activity is built around four complementary dimensions that reinforce one another.

01 — Funder programs
EUR 30M
in facilities for which the group is the Guinean counterpart
Programs for international funders

IPAS, LCI, CATAL1.5°T, FARM, FIERE — five programs structured and deployed or being deployed, operated through Gola Capital Partners SAS.

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02 — Capital channeled
Nearly USD 2M
channeled into direct investment
Capital channeled into Guinean SMEs

Around ten Guinean companies financed across all our initiatives, with a demonstrated ability to operate at the scale of the champions of the Guinean economy.

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03 — Real assets
Over USD 10M
structured and under management across 7 assets
Real assets structured and local savings mobilized

MAESTRO structures dedicated SCI/SPV vehicles and carries the group's real-asset management brands — including LAMKA Premium, delivery end of 2027. USD 4M raised locally and 4,000 units subscribed by economic operators and the Guinean diaspora.

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04 — Ecosystem
Club des Financeurs
des PME de Guinée
Driving the Guinean financial ecosystem

Co-chaired by FODIP and Enabel, the Club des Financeurs brings together banks, microfinance institutions, investment funds and guarantee funds around the financing of Guinean SMEs. MBM Capital acts as its structuring and coordination unit.

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They work alongside us Funders
Technical
partners
The portfolio's voice

At the heart of Guinea's real economy.

Through the programs we operate, we support Guinean companies that are structuring, professionalizing and scaling up. Here is an overview of our current portfolio.

CEGEDI

Circular economy · Conakry

Collection, sorting and recycling of plastic waste into pellets, and treatment of used oils. An 8 tonne per day unit, with close to EUR 200,000 of acceleration financing backed by the Green Climate Fund. Targeting 99 jobs and close to 5,800 tonnes of CO₂ avoided by 2028.

CATAL1.5°T program — IPED, funded by GIZ via GCF and BMZ

FAPEL Guinée

Clean energy · Labé

Manufacturing of improved clean cookstoves, a low-carbon alternative to traditional wood and charcoal. Targeting 2,000 cookstoves sold and 37,600 tonnes of CO₂ avoided by 2028.

CATAL1.5°T program — IPED, funded by GIZ via GCF and BMZ

Demal Expertises

Zeïna Cacao brand
Agri-food · Conakry

Local processing of Guinean cocoa beans into chocolate, butter, powder and roasted beans. The first structured cocoa-processing unit in Guinea, enhancing the national value chain and women's entrepreneurship.

IPAS program — I&P, funded by the European Union through the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa

Luxcosmetiks

Star Parfum brand
Cosmetics · Conakry

Local production of perfumes, body care products and hand sanitizers. A pioneer of the Guinean cosmetics industry, with a registered trademark and a locally controlled production chain.

IPAS program — I&P, funded by the European Union through the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa

Magoe Technologie

EdTech · Conakry

Online education platform and mobile app — “Étudier Autrement” (Learning Differently). Two solutions: MAGOE Mon École (preschool to university) and MAGOE Révision. Ranked first digital education platform in francophone Africa by the African Union, integrated into the Orange ecosystem. More than 70 institutions equipped and close to 2,500 courses online.

IPAS program — I&P, funded by the European Union through the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa

Fatou & Kadija Entreprise

Agri-food · Kindia

Production and sale of Guinean dried fruits and fruit juices. Promoting local products, women's entrepreneurship and regional roots beyond the capital.

IPAS program — I&P, funded by the European Union through the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa

BARKA

Agri-food · Kankan, Upper Guinea

Local production and processing of paddy rice into parboiled rice. An industrial rice mill rooted in Upper Guinea, with structured partnerships with local producers and a contribution to food sovereignty.

FARM program — I&P Acceleration

Agro-Aquaculture

Fish farming · Guinea

Production of fingerlings, sale of feed and fish-farming equipment, and training in aquaculture. Promoting aquaculture in Guinea to reduce dependence on imports.

FARM program — I&P Acceleration
What we are building

Beyond programs, an infrastructure.

Our purpose is not limited to conducting financial transactions. We are building the tools, the vehicles and the markets that will allow capital to circulate sustainably in Guinea.

01

A financial infrastructure under construction

We are structuring the tools, vehicles and methodologies that allow capital to circulate sustainably between international investors, local banks, private Guinean savings and the national productive fabric.

Ongoing construction
02

A market exchange platform under construction

To bring fluidity to locally structured assets and give investors clear entry and exit points, we are pursuing the project of a Guinean or sub-regional market infrastructure.

Strategic horizon
Working with us

Four forms of engagement.

We work with international developers, contractors, investors and financing institutions that want exposure to this cycle without carrying the local structuring risk alone. Our role is to hold that risk: the origination, the title, the vehicle, the security package, the local capital layer and the delivery chain, under a governance international financiers accept.

Form 01
Co-investment

The partner takes an equity position alongside us in a vehicle we originate, structure and hold. We remain invested and manage the asset.

Form 02
Discretionary mandate

The partner allocates capital to be deployed on its behalf across a defined strategy, with agreed investment criteria, governance and reporting.

Form 03
Dedicated vehicle

We design, incorporate and manage a vehicle built to the partner's own objectives, jurisdictional requirements and risk parameters.

Form 04
Delivery partnership

The partner contributes technical capability and delivery standards on operations we originate and finance, with or without an equity position.

What we look for on the other side is equity capital and technical expertise. Capital, because operations of the scale this cycle calls for exceed what local savings alone can absorb. Expertise, because the delivery standards of a group that has built at scale are not something a market acquires on its own. Each side contributes what the other cannot source locally, and neither carries the other's risk.
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Let's work together.

Funders, banks, private investors, entrepreneurs, institutional partners: we structure solutions tailored to each profile. Let's talk about your project.

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