AIH Capital
awcainvest.co.za Direct investor
AIH Capital is the fund manager of AIH Fund I, a generalist mid-market private equity fund making equity-related investments in mid-sized, privately held companies. It is majority owned by AWCA Investment Holdings, a 100% black woman owned company, and states it drives women empowerment through its investments.
AIH Capital is a private equity firm headquartered in Sandton, South Africa. It invests directly in companies, in mining and Mining Services, financial Services, infrastructure and transport and Logistics.
“AIH Fund I makes equity-related investments in companies that are primarily mid-sized and privately held.”
— AIH Capital, own website
- Layer
- Direct investor
- Type
- Private equity
- Stage
- Not stated
- Headquarters
- Sandton, South Africa
- Sectors
- Mining and Mining Services, Financial Services, Infrastructure, Transport and Logistics, Information and Technology, Green Energy - Biomass, Media
- How to reach it
- Its contact page on its own site
Team, as AIH Capital publishes it
- Precious Sibiya Non-Executive Director
Names and roles exactly as listed on awcainvest.co.za. Nothing else about these people is recorded.
Where this comes from
Every fact above was read from a page AIH Capital publishes itself. Nothing is taken from third-party databases. Investment activity (deals, co-investors) is not yet recorded.
- https://awcainvest.co.za/aih-capital/name, is_investor, layer, type, hq_country, hq_city, sectors, thesis_quote, description, people, status, approach_url
Record 21106 · added 2026-11-10 · link last verified 2026-11-10 · confidence medium
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