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Kamfanin Kudi na Afirka (AFC)

Kamfanin Kudi na Afirka (AFC) wata cibiya ce ta cigaban harkokin hada-hadar kudi ce ta kasashen Afirka da dama da aka kafa a shekara ta 2007 da wasu kasashen Afirka masu zaman kansu don samar da mafita ta gaskiya ga gibin ababen more rayuwa na Afirka da kalubalen da ake fuskanta. Kamfanin yana cike gibin saka hannun jari na ababen more rayuwa ta hanyar samar da bashi da kuɗaɗen adalci, haɓaka ayyuka, hidimar ba da shawara da fasaha.[1][2][3]

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Kudirin AFC shine zuba jari a wajen cigaban Afirka, tana mai da hankali kan zuba jari a duk fannonin zuba jari a sassa biyar; Wutar Lantarki, Sufuri da Dabaru, Albarkatun Kasa, Sadarwa da Manyan Masana'antu.[4]

AFC mafi rinjaye mallakin masu saka hannun jari ne na daga 'yan kasuwa wadanda mafi yawansu cibiyoyin hada-hadar kudi na Afirka ne, masu saka hannun jari masu zaman kansu ne suka mallaki kashi 55.3% na kamfanin. Kashi 44.7% kuwa na babban bankin Najeriya ne. Baya ga masu zuba jari masu zaman kansu da ke da hannun jari, AFC ta ba da dama ga kasashen Afirka (ta hanyar bankunan tsakiya, asusun arziƙi, asusun fansho na jihohi ko kuma cibiyoyin makamantansu) su zama masu hannun jari da membobin kamfani. Ya zuwa watan Afrilun 2020, AFC tana da ƙasashe ashirin da shida (26) a karkashinta. Su ne Najeriya (kasa mai masaukin baki), Benin, Cape Verde, Chadi, Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Eritrea, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Laberiya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Rwanda, Saliyo, Togo, Uganda, Zambia da Zimbabwe.[5]

Kamfanin hada-hadar kudi ta Afirka, ta kashe sama da dalar Amurka biliyan 6.6 wajen ayyukan samar da ababen more rayuwa, a fadin kasashen Afirka guda 28.[6]

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Ayyukan farko

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An kaddamar da Kamfanin hada-hadar kudin na Afrika (AFC) a watan Disamba, 2007, shugaban da ya kafa kuma shugaban zartarwa Mista Austine Ometoruwa, sannan shugaban bankin Citibank Africa Investment Bank da kuma shugaban da ya kafa bankin Chukwuma Soludo, gwamnan babban bankin Najeriya (CBN) na lokacin, da kudi Dalar Amurka biliyan biyu na babban hannun jari.[7]

A watan Yunin 2009 ne AFC ta amince da yarjejeniyar ba da kuɗaɗen tare da haɗin gwiwar masu saka hannun jari a cikin Babban Tsarin Cable na Dalar Amurka miliyan 240, 7,000  wajen sanya kebul na fiber optic a karkashin ruwa mai nisa kilomita wanda ya haɗa Afirka ta Yamma da Turai.[8][9]

A watan Yulin 2009, kamfanin dillancin labarai na Reuters ya ruwaito cewa AFC ta zuba jarin dalar Amurka miliyan 180 a fannin man-fetur da gas, sadarwa, sufuri da jiragen sama - musamman a Najeriya.[10]

A watan Satumban 2011, kamfanin ta hada gwiwa da Bankin shigo da kayayyaki na Afrika (Afreximbank) da Banque Internationale pour l' Afrique Occidentale - Cote d'Ivoire (BIAO-CI) a cikin wata cibiyar hada-hadar kasuwanci ta dalar Amurka miliyan 320 don ba da rancen shigo da kayayyaki da sarrafawa da sarrafa su. tace danyen mai ta Societe Ivoirienne de Raffinage (SIR).[11]

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A watan Yunin 2013, AFC ta bayyana goyon bayanta na mayar da bangaren wutar lantarkin Najeriya ga kamfanoni masu zaman kansu, inda ta samar da dalar Amurka miliyan 215 domin ba da tallafin kudade don siyan Ughelli Power plc ta Transcorp.[12] A watan da ya gabata ta shiga cikin kamfanin Vigeo da ke Legas da Tata Power na Indiya a wata ƙungiya wadda ta yi nasarar ba da dalar Amurka miliyan 129 ga Kamfanin Rarraba Benin.[13] A watan Agustan 2013, AFC ta ba da rancen dalar Amurka miliyan 170 ga kamfanin Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited (MESL) na Najeriya a cikin nasarar da ta yi na samar da wutar lantarki mai karfin MW 1,338 na Gidan Wuta na Kainji a jihar Neja ta Najeriya.[14]

Kakanan kuma, an gayyace ta don zama abokiya mai zaman kanta a cikin shirin 'Power Africa' na dalar Amurka biliyan 7 da hukumar USAID ta bayar ga shugaban Amurka Obama ya sanar a Cape Town. Tuni dai AFC ta zuba jarin dalar Amurka miliyan 250 sannan ta kara zuba jarin dalar Amurka biliyan 1 a bangaren wutar lantarkin Ghana, Kenya da Najeriya.

A watan Disambar 2014, AFC ta dauki hannun jarin kashi 23.2 cikin 100 wajen samar da wutar lantarki ta Mozambique Ncondezi Energy.[15]

Hakanan kuma a cikin watan Disamban 2014, AFC ta zama babbar mai saka hannun jari kuma mai jagora da dalar Amurka miliyan 900 ga Kpone Independent Power Project (Kpone IPP) da ke Ghana, wanda ya ƙunshi injin gas mai ƙarfin MW 350MW, wani tasha kuma wurin ajiyar mai.

A watan Yulin 2015, kamfanin ta rattaba hannu kan wata yarjejeniya ta hadin gwiwa da kamfanin aikin Ivoire Hydro Energy SA (IHE) na kasar Ivory Coast domin gina gidan wutar lantarki mai karfin megawatt 44 a Singrobo na kasar Cote d'Ivoire.[16]

A watan Yunin 2016, AFC da masu saka hannun jari na hukumomi Harith General Partners sun hade kadarorinsu na bangaren wutar lantarki don samar da wata kungiya sabuwa da ta hada kadarorin samar da wutar lantarki da ba za a iya sabuntawa ba a Afirka.[17]


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AFC ta rattaba hannu kan lamunin farko - dalar Amurka miliyan 50 tare da bankin Standard Bank - a watan Yulin 2011.[18] A shekara mai zuwa kuma Bankin Raya Afirka "African Development Bank" (AfDB) ta amince da tsarin bashi na dalar Amurka miliyan 200 ga AFC tare da wanzar da zuba jari da taimakawa wajen cike gibin ababen more rayuwa a Afirka.[19]

A cikin watan Oktoban 2013, AFC ta ƙaddamar da rancen haɗin gwiwa na farko - yarjejeniyar dalar Amurka miliyan 250 tare da bankin Citibank, Bankin Rand Merchant, Bankin Standard, da Bankin Standard Chartered - don tallafawa huldodin kasuwancisu.[20]

A cikin watan Yuni 2016, AFC ta ranci dalar Amurka miliyan 150 na shekaru 15 daga KfW, don ci gaba da ba da lamuni a fannonin wutar lantarki, sadarwa, sufuri da masana'antu masu nauyi.[21]

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Wutar lantarki

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  • Cen Power Kpone IPP a Ghana[22]
  • Gidan gonar Cabeolica a Cape Verde[23]
  • 450MW IPP A Jamhuriyar Benin
  • 350MW IPP a Ghana
  • 300MW IPP a Mozambique
  • Mai Ba Babban Bankin Nijeriya Shawara Kan Fasaha Akan Dalar Amurka Biliyan Biyu Da Biliyan 2 na Lantarki da Harkokin Jiragen Sama *Asusun (PAIF)[24]
  • AFC/Harith Merger
  • Singrobo Hydro Power Plant[25]
  • Kamfanin Wutar Lantarki na Kenya

Sufuri da dabaru

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  • Henri Konan Bedie Bridge a Cote d'Ivoire[26]
  • Fadada Jirgin Jirgin Habasha[27]
  • Titin Bakwena Toll a Afirka ta Kudu [28]
  • Kamfanin Filin Jirgin Sama na Ghana
  • Port d' Abidjan[29]
  • Mai ba da shawara kan harkokin kudi ga Hukumar Kula da Zuba Jari ta Nijeriya (NSIA) akan gadar Neja ta Biyu[30]
  • Olam Gabon Special Economic Zone (GSEZ)[31]

Manyan Masana'antu

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  • ARM Cement (Tsohon Athi River Mining Limited)[32]

Sadarwa

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  • Babban tsarin kebul na ɗaya[33][34]
  • Samun SAIF, Afirka ta Kudu

Albarkatun Kasa

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  • Seven Energy[35]
  • Megadrill Services Limited kasuwar[36]
  • Société Nationale des Petroles du Congo, Jamhuriyar Kongo
  • Bonny Gas Transport[37]
  • Glencore/Société des Hydrocarbures du Tchad[38]
  • Kamfanin Vivo Energy
  • Shalina Resources Limited girma
  • Sabon Zamani (Makamashi na Duniya na Afirka)[39]
  • Alufer Mining Limited[40]
  • Carbon Holdings Limited[41]
  • Aker Energy offshore project
  • Brahms Oil Refineries Limited
  • Eriteriya Collui Potash

Manazarta

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  28. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named BDL230616
  29. ↑ "Africa Finance Corporation mobilise 50 millions d'euros pour l'extension du port d'Abidjan" [Africa Finance Corporation mobilises €50million for the extension of port d’Abidjan]. Agence Ecofin (in French). 19 December 2014. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
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  36. ↑ Shosanya, Mohammed (25 December 2013). "AFC underwrites N11bn swamp rig acquisition by Depthwize". The Daily Trust. Archived from the original on 19 October 2016. Retrieved 16 October2016.
  37. ↑ "Nigeria: Investors Rally Support for Badagry Deep Seaport". All Africa. 10 July 2015. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
  38. ↑ "Linklaters advises Glencore Energy UK Ltd on a US$1.4bn sale of crude oil pre-financing in Chad". www.linklaters.com/. 21 July 2014. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
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  40. ↑ "International Consortium to develop Alufer Mining's Bel Air mine". 7 February 2017.
  41. ↑ "AFC invests $25 million in Egypt's carbon holdings". 10 March 2017.
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