Transaction advisory

We offer transaction advisory services across two of our sectors of expertise: Financial Services and Infrastructure. Our teams across these practices use their sector knowledge, technical rigour and relationships to unlock value for our corporate and project finance clients.

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Corporate finance

Our corporate finance advisory service spans the full investment cycle, from opportunity identification and mapping, capital raising, commercial and strategic due diligence to post-acquisition strategic alignment.

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Project finance

Our project finance advisory service is geared towards assisting public institutions and private investors in the planning, procurement and implementation of large-scale transactions for infrastructure and related services.

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Projects

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Prospects for new Ethiopian mobile money operator

Genesis was commissioned by an international private equity investor to conduct the commercial due diligence of an early-stage Ethiopian technology service provider.

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Feasibility study for Songwe River Basin

Genesis worked with the African Development Bank to provide technical support for the structuring and implementation of the Songwe River Basin Development Project – a transboundary project on the border of Tanzania and Malawi.

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