Maersk's Africa Fund investment in Zambian energy company flops
A utility in Zambia was supposed to mark the first investment from Maersk's Africa fund, but now the deal has fallen apart, writes Danish business daily Børsen.
At the beginning of the year, A.P. Møller Capital joined forces with state-owned UK investment company Commonwealth Development Corporation. Via its investment fund Africa Infrastructure Fund I, A.P. Møller Capital has negotiated to buy a majority in a Zambian utility Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC).
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