INVESTMENTS

Kagiso Capital acquired a 13.5% equity interest in Healthcare Fund. Growthpoint Healthcare Property Holdings (GHPH) is SA’s first unlisted healthcare fund which invests exclusively in healthcare property assets in SA, including hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and laboratories. The fund’s assets are characterised by long leases, with many hospitals and clinics being long-standing landmarks in their communities

Kagiso capital acquired a 26,9% equity in Alphawave, a specialised technology investment group supporting businesses seeking to do things that are complex to replicate. The portfolio is focused on themes of the Internet of Everything (IoE), with exceptional domain expertise in sensor technology, electromagnetic fields, electronics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, software development, virtual and augmented reality.

Kagiso Capital acquired c.3.4m Phuthuma Nathi ordinary shares. Kagiso Capital, alongside more than 80 000 black South Africans, together with the MultiChoice Group own 25% of MultiChoice South Africa, through the Phuthuma Nathi share scheme. Phuthuma Nathi shareholders are comprised of individuals, stokvels and black-owned Companies

Kagiso Capital holds 100% stake in Open Learning Group (OLG). OLG, established in 1997, is a Private Higher Education Institution (PHEI) with qualifications that are delivered through a blended distance learning model for Higher Education and Training and learnerships, skills programmes and short learning programmes that are delivered through contact sessions.

Kagiso Capital holds 100% stake in Open Learning Technology (OLTech). OLTech created a powerful, easy-to-use student information system (SIS) that has an integrated platform for the management of student information and administration which prioritises productivity in “the business of teaching”.

Kagiso Capital holds 14.62% stake and manages 41.29% held by Kagiso Trust in Kagiso Tiso Holdings. KTH is a leading black-owned and managed investment holding company in Africa with and an asset base of c.R6 billion. KTH’s investment philosophy is based on building enduring relationships with management teams and investment partners to create value

Kagiso Capital holds 28% stake in South Africa’s first unlisted purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) real estate investment trust (REIT) launched by Growthpoint Properties. The Student Accommodation REIT has acquired a R2bn seed portfolio with 5,000 modern beds. The properties are positioned in close proximity of universities such as WITS University, University of Johannesburg and University of Pretoria.

Kagiso Capital holds 29% stake in Open Learning Holdings. Open Learning Holdings is an effective education enabler, that aims to impact global education by supporting teaching and learning in education institutions, through Fundi, South Africa’s leading education finance and Fund Management Specialist.

The KC Institute, a training and consulting division of Kagiso Capital, creates spaces where individuals and leaders are supported and affirmed to better lead themselves and their organisations. Conversations are facilitated which assist leaders to transform their characters and consciousness and take accountability for the effects their actions inflict on organisations and society. We promote the power of inner work and self-reflection and assist leaders and their teams, to show-up as their most authentic selves at work.

Kagiso Capital holds 100% stake in Business School of Excellence (BSE). BSE is a recognised training provider in both the TVET as well as the Higher Education spaces based in Namibia. In partnership with Namibian Training Authority, BSE developed several Namibian Qualifications Authority accredited competency-based training programmes and qualifications for the Transport & Logistics as well as Wholesale & Retail industries.