Latest newsLivestock Wealth has become the latest growth equity investment through the Mineworkers Investment Company's (MIC) Khulisani Ventures initiative. MIC Khulisani Ventures is geared towards unlocking the high-growth potential of scalable, innovative, Black-owned businesses. MIC has been making its mark by driving innovation and rendering support to black-owned businesses of South Africa. The founder of the MIC Khulisani Ventures initiative has now added Livestock Wealth to its venture capital programme and further diversified its investment portfolio in the process. 23 Sep 2022 Read more Mineworkers Investment Company (MIC) announced the launch of the second window of applications for investment through their R150m Venture Capital initiative, MIC Khulisani Ventures. High growth potential, innovative, black-owned businesses with ambitions of bringing innovative products or services to a bigger market are encouraged to apply. 20 Jul 2022 Read more In July 2021, Mineworkers Investment Company (MIC) launched MIC Khulisani Ventures, a R150m early-stage investment vehicle targeting Black-owned innovative, high growth potential businesses in South Africa. Having received over 700 applications, with 141 of those meeting the vetting criteria, MIC ultimately narrowed down the applications to a list of top ten finalists, who were invited to pitch their funding request to a panel of business experts. With the first two investees now successfully funded through MIC Khulisani Ventures, Thato Ntseare offers some advice for other aspirant start-ups on how to set up your start-up business for success in attracting investors. 20 Jun 2022 Read more In July 2021 Mineworkers Investment Company (MIC) launched MIC Khulisani Ventures, a R150m early-stage investment vehicle targeting black-owned innovative, high growth businesses in South Africa. This investment initiative targeted high-growth potential companies across all sectors barring primary agriculture and primary extractive industries. 11 May 2022 Read more The announcement earlier this year of MIC's commitment to Knife Capital's African Series B Expansion Fund has spurred interesting conversations about the dynamics between institutional investors and venture capital. Some of the discussions interrogate the path from a viable idea to potential third-party investment, whether this is through private market capital pools or public capital markets. An interesting theme is the potential role that institutional investor can play to facilitate this path and reduce barriers. But what would that honestly mean for institutional investors given their penchant for understandably more risk-averse, later stage investing? 12 Nov 2021 Read more
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