The upcoming AFSIC 2026 conference in London, scheduled for October 13-14, will bring together investors, financial institutions, and project developers to discuss the financing of African projects. DTOS, a Mauritius-based company, will sponsor the Mauritius Investment Summit at AFSIC 2026, focusing on "Getting Africa Deals Funded: Bankable Structures for Trade, Projects and Investment." The summit will explore how Mauritian structures, treaties, and governance can reduce financing difficulties in the region.
According to DTOS, the challenge of financing in Africa lies not only in the availability of capital but also in presenting projects that meet investor requirements. Factors such as governance, reliable reporting, legal structuring, compliance, and cash flow management significantly influence a project's ability to secure funding. DTOS aims to provide expertise in these areas to facilitate investment in African projects.
Terry Antoinette, DTOS' Head of Africa and Middle East, and Victor Lagesse, Client Relationships & Strategic Projects, will represent DTOS at the AFRICA CEO FORUM in Kigali, Rwanda, and the AFSIC 2026 conference in London. They emphasize that DTOS' role is to bridge the gap between African realities and international capital requirements, creating solid structures and ensuring rigorous governance.
With over 30 years of experience and a presence in four markets - Mauritius, the United Arab Emirates, Kenya, and Rwanda - DTOS provides institutional expertise and local market knowledge. The company supports clients across Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe, positioning itself as a partner between African promoters and international investors.
The Mauritius Investment Summit at AFSIC 2026 will examine how Mauritian structures and treaties can contribute to reducing financing difficulties in the region and facilitating investment flows into Africa. DTOS believes that the choice of jurisdiction is only part of the equation and that the quality of execution throughout the investment lifecycle is crucial.
DTOS' approach focuses on providing substance, administration, compliance, cash flow management, and investor reporting to ensure that structures fulfill their role. The company's presence in multiple markets enables it to combine institutional expertise with local market knowledge, supporting African projects and investors.
Through its participation in AFSIC 2026 and the Mauritius Investment Summit, DTOS aims to contribute to a pragmatic approach to African financing, bringing capital and opportunities together by providing necessary structures, governance, and support for investments to materialize.
Key points
- DTOS to sponsor Mauritius Investment Summit at AFSIC 2026.
- The summit to focus on facilitating financing for African projects.
- DTOS to provide expertise in governance, reporting, and structuring to support African project financing.
