Appleby is privileged to continue its support to The Emerging Africa & Asia Infrastructure Fund (EAAIF) in its commitment to 'drive finance where it's needed most, supporting businesses and communities with critical infrastructure in underserved markets ".
The Appleby Mauritius team led by partner Sharmilla Bhima has advised The EAAIF, managed by Ninety One, on all aspects of Mauritius law in connection with its USD 100 million borrowing from The Export Finance Australia¹ to finance significant infrastructure projects with a particular focus on South and Southeast Asia. The projects range from renewable energy projects to digital communications and sustainable transport.
The projects aim to boost investment in sustainable infrastructure by fostering "new businesses, drive green growth, and build robust supply chains that benefit communities across the region" and form part of the EAAIF's greater ambition to invest over USD 1 billion to infrastructure in Africa and Asia by 2028.
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