PROGRESS BUILDER
Financing infrastructure projects to meet the sustainable growth needs of emerging and developing countries and their populations.
STOA is an investment vehicle, created in 2017, held by the Caisse des Dépôts (CDC) and the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), intended to finance new and existing infrastructure in emerging and developing countries.
Specialized in long-term investment in infrastructure and energy projects, we are committed to your side, united around a same vision of progress based on co-construction, entrepreneurship and project management. We finance greenfield projects to provide people with accessible, functional and clean infrastructure while contributing to the growth of sustainable and resilient economies.
600M€
OF COMMITTED CAPITAL
50%
OF INVESTMENTS IN AFRICA
50%
OF CLIMATE CO-BENEFIT PROJECTS
PROJECTS
In 2019, STOA has acquired a stake in the South African company MetroFibre Networx, specialized in provision of optical fiber networks, thereby investing in a key sector which is helping to boost the country’s economy.
THE TEAM
Despite their different backgrounds and origins, our employees share STOA’s values: responsibility and sustainability, agility and open-mindedness, confidence and transparency, risk-taking and humility. Our multicultural approach is an asset that allows us to adapt to various environments. We are dynamic, committed, and passionate about what we do.
7
Nationalities40
Years of average age
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🌱 .@Proparco a publié son rapport de #DéveloppementDurable. En 2020, nos confrères ont franchi pour la 2ème année consécutive la barre des 2 milliards d’euros d’engagement, dont 755 millions d’euros en #Afrique. Bravo pour ces beaux résultats !
📣Proparco 2020 #SustainableDevelopmentReport is available in 🇬🇧!
➡️Focus on Proparco’s project monitoring, its impact on #gender equality, its extra-financial offer, and its response to the Covid-19 crisis:
📍 https://www.proparco.fr/en/actualites/proparco-2020-sustainable-development-report-focus-proparcos-project-monitoring-its