Sectors & Markets
Sectors and markets connect African needs to scale.
PlusPoint connects African opportunity with market intelligence and professional networks across London, New York, Dubai and Tokyo — describing coverage and insight, not implying an office or regulatory presence where none exists.
Priority Sector Themes
Where PlusPoint looks first
Skills development and education
Building the workforce and institutional capacity African growth needs.
Alternative energy and energy access
Distributed generation, storage and grid-constraint solutions.
Agritech and food systems
Value beyond the farm gate — aggregation, processing and distribution.
Fintech and financial inclusion
Payments, credit and financial infrastructure for underserved markets.
Digital and disruptive technologies
Technology-enabled models that improve access and efficiency.
Commodities and value-added processing
Moving up the value chain beyond raw extraction.
Healthcare access
Infrastructure and services addressing essential health needs.
Logistics and trade infrastructure
Storage, transport and trade enablement across borders.
Water and climate resilience
Water security and environmental solutions for a changing climate.
SADC
South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola and Mozambique.
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London, New York, Dubai and Tokyo as capital, knowledge and partner connections.
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A market lens, not an office
Johannesburg
African capital, sectors, institutions and transactions — where PlusPoint researches, structures and invests.
London
European capital, cross-border structures and manager networks.
New York
Deep markets, innovation, credit and global risk pricing.
Dubai
Gulf capital, family offices and Africa–Middle East connectivity.
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A note on language
PlusPoint describes London, New York, Dubai and Tokyo using 'market lens,' 'coverage,' or 'network' language, and does not claim a physical, regulated office in any of these cities unless one is explicitly confirmed.