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Amanda Kabagambe is a Partner and Head of East Africa for TLG Capital. She is also the Chairperson of the Uganda Chapter and a Member Board of Directors of the East Africa Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (EAVCA). Amanda is a Transaction Advisor and Management Consultant with over 14 years of experience providing cross-cutting advisory services to increase access to growth capital, solve business issues, and increase productivity, and competitiveness of organisations. She has worked in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, and the United Kingdom. She has extensive experience working with East African SMEs and has structured and…
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TLG Capital has announced that it is exiting its investment in BAJ Stations Uganda, after nearly 4 years. TLG invested in BAJ Stations through its Credit Opportunities Fund (COF). This is COF’s 8th exit and its 3rd in Uganda. TLG first invested in BAJ in 2017 when the business had 5 operating fuel stations. Through TLG’s investment, strategic guidance, and support of BAJ’s management team led by Norman Batuma, the business transformed into a significant fuel retailer in Uganda with over 40 fuel stations spanning the length and breadth of Uganda: from Kabale to Mt. Elgon National Park; Namugongo to…
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TLG Capital (TLG), an investment holding company, has announced that it has purchased 49% of Opportunity Bank Uganda Ltd (OBUL), a tier 1 financial institution (commercial bank) with 23 branches and 22 ATM points across Uganda. OBUL is licenced and regulated by the Central Bank of Uganda and offers tailor-made products and services for individuals, micro-businesses, and small-and-medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The bank was originally a microfinance institution founded in 1995. The transaction makes TLG the largest shareholder of OBUL. Remaining shareholders (all NGOs) include Opportunity International Group (43%), Faulu Uganda (7%), and Food for the Hungry (1%). TLG’s investment…
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