From origination to exit,
an integrated chain serving the real economy.

On behalf of development finance institutions, cooperation agencies and multilateral funders, MBM Capital operates investment programs targeting Guinean companies in their seed and acceleration phases. Our role: to structure, assess and deploy capital with the rigor required by international standards, and to monitor the portfolio throughout the cycle.

These programs mobilize both patient capital in quasi-equity and in-depth operational support for beneficiary companies: strengthening governance, structuring support functions, market access and networking with local financial players.

Ticket sizes, investment horizons and performance indicators are calibrated on a case-by-case basis, according to the mandate entrusted and the maturity of the target company.

Beyond institutional mandates, MBM Capital invests directly — from its own funds and those mobilized from its partners — in Guinean SMEs with proven growth potential and a tested business model. Ticket sizes are calibrated according to the company's needs and the nature of the funding round.

Our investments combine patient capital (equity, quasi-equity) and structured debt. Depending on the situation, we coordinate blended funding rounds bringing together business angels, international financial institutions, Guinean banks and diaspora investors — in order to create the financial and operational conditions for sustained growth.

Every direct investment is part of a post-investment support approach: presence on governance bodies, regular monitoring of performance indicators, and support for financial and operational structuring.

Our MAESTRO department designs and structures investment vehicles backed by tangible real assets : real estate, agricultural-product inventories, corporate receivables. These vehicles are carried by the LAMKA brand and give subscribers clear exposure to Guinea's real economy.

The approach rests on three requirements: transparency of the underlying assets and their valuation, liquidity organized for unit holders, and operational discipline in monitoring the assets. Each product is governed by structured legal documentation and regular reporting to subscribers.

This business line meets a structural need of the Guinean financial market: offering savers, institutional investors and economic players investment products backed by tangible assets rather than purely financial promises.