Ismail ben Yedder focusses second round of fundraising on sustainability projects
Ismail ben Yedder’s investment fund Ingenium, specialised in young companies getting their start, decided to “put its more disruptive projects on hold” in favour of medium- and long-term projects. Jeune Afrique Business+ gives you the details.
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▪ Ismail ben Yedder focusses second round of fundraising on sustainability projects
▪ Ismail ben Yedder’s investment fund Ingenium, specialised in young companies getting their start, decided to “put its more disruptive projects on hold” in favour of medium- and long-term projects. Jeune Afrique Business+ gives you the details.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/805059/ismail-ben-yedder-focusses-second-round-of-fundraising-on-sustainability-projects/
For Ingenium’s second round of fundraising, scheduled for the end of the year or 2021, the grandson of Brahim ben Yedder, himself grandson of the founder of the family group, Amen (banking, insurance, healthcare, agribusiness, finance, etc.) is targeting sustainable agricultural and ecotourism in particular.
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