The loan to KOKO Networks, plus an undertaking for future financing, will help support will help support the expansion of a company that has supplied 1.1 million Kenyan homes with bioethanol fuel and cookers.
“It’s a deal which actually stands out as fairly innovative and specialized,” said Phil Norton, carbon finance lead at the Johannesburg-based bank, in an interview. “As an African investment bank ...
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