Global Private Capital Association Deal Book: Actis and Octotel

Actis’ investment in Octotel was featured in the fifth edition of the Global Private Capital Association’s Deal Book, with a case study diving into the sustainability strategy created for the platform during Actis’ ownership with a strong focus on digital inclusion. Read about the deal, how Actis and Octotel strove to create inclusive and sustainable growth, and the outcomes achieved by clicking here and clicking “Download Publication” to the left for the full PDF.

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Matthew McCollum, Director at Actis, commented:

“We are proud of the role Octotel has played in bridging South Africa’s digital divide… We believe that Octotel’s fiber offering is significantly more affordable, is uncapped and can benefit everyone in a household.”