Base de dados de financiamento
ARM-Harith Cities and Climate Transition Fund (ACT Fund) – Equity
Current as of: 2025-11-13
Description
The ARM-Harith Cities and Climate Transition Fund (ACT Fund) deploys equity to finance infrastructure projects in the sectors of renewable energy, urban mobility, water, and waste. The fund offers technical assistance to make projects investment-ready.
Instrument Type
Equity
Preferred funding round/stage for corporate finance
Series A
Preferred funding round/stage for project finance
Pre-development equity
Development equity
Construction equity
Development equity
Construction equity
Preference of stake in investee
Minority stake preferred
Ticket sizes per transaction (EUR)
> 10 million
Currencies used
US Dollars
Eligible market segments
Independent Power Producers
Captive power
Mini-grids
Stand-alone solar systems
Captive power
Mini-grids
Stand-alone solar systems
Special requirements pertaining to gender, diversity and local content
ARM-Harith is a member of 2X Global. Applicants that meet or exceed the 2X criteria are especially encouraged to apply:
- 51% women ownership or the business is founded by a woman
- 30% of senior leadership are women or 30% of the board or investment committee are women
- 30-50% of the applicant's workforce are women (depending on sector), with quality employment conditions in place
- Applicant's product(s) or service(s) specifically or disproportionately benefit women
Eligible regions under GET.invest mandate
West Africa
Eligible countries under GET.invest mandate
Ghana
Nigeria
Nigeria
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Eligibility criteria
For more information on eligibility criteria, contact the fund manager at the details providedApplication process
For more information on the application process, contact the fund manager at the details providedCurrent status of instrument
ActiveContact
Go to fund websiteHeadquarters
Lagos, NigeriaPhone
+ 234 (1) 270 1092Fund manager
ARM-Harith
About
ARM-Harith is a joint venture between Asset & Resource Management Holding Company (ARM) Limited, a Nigerian financial services provider and Harith General Partners, a Pan-African infrastructure fund manager based in South Africa. ARM-Harith invests equity and quasi-equity in infrastructure projects in the sectors of transportation, energy and utilities infrastructure in West Africa, with a focus on Nigeria.