African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM)
Hlompho Vuyo Ntoi is the Joint Managing Director at African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM), actively managing investments in various regions in Africa. With a background in finance and management from top institutions like Harvard Business School and University of Oxford, Ntoi also holds multiple Non-Executive Director positions in various companies such as Commercial Cold Holdings and The Logistics Group. Additionally, Ntoi is involved in industry bodies such as Southern African Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (SAVCA) and Africa Infrastructure Development Association (AfiDA).
African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM)
ACTIVELY INVESTING IN AFRICA’S GROWTH FOR OVER 23 YEARS AIIM understands the African business environment and has experience spanning a range of infrastructure asset classes. We develop, create, advise and manage private equity infrastructure funds. AIIM has funds under management of USD2.7 billion and a track record extending across eight infrastructure funds. The funds managed and advised by AIIM are designed to invest long-term institutional unlisted equity in African infrastructure projects such as toll roads, renewable energy, power generation, port and communication infrastructure assets. With one of the most experienced infrastructure transaction and management teams in Africa, AIIM provides strategic, commercial, operational and financial expertise into infrastructure investment activities throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. The depth of knowledge and experience within AIIM allows for the identification of quality investment opportunities as well as a disciplined approach to the investment and asset management process. AIIM has positioned itself as a leading infrastructure equity investment manager in the African landscape providing compelling investment opportunities that seek to deliver superior returns for investors, adding value through effective environmental, social and governance management, while making a tangible contribution to local economies and communities. AIIM was established in 2000 as a joint venture between the Macquarie Group and Old Mutual Investment Group. With a vision to become one of Africa’s premier alternative asset managers, Old Mutual Alternative Investments acquired Macquarie’s 50% shareholding in November 2015, making it the sole shareholder of AIIM.