Rali Mampeule

Phadima Group Holdings

An equity investment company operating in multiple industries for over two decades. Central to Phadima's ethos is a commitment to being a market-leading, black-owned investment specialist. The company's vision encompasses offering comprehensive, integrated services across a broad spectrum of industries, including Digital Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Green Economy and Sport., as well as actively exploring new avenues for investment and growth.

Phadima Group Holdings
Phadima Group Holdings
Phadima Group Holdings

About Phadima Group Holdings

Phadima Group Holdings
Phadima Group Holdings
Phadima Group Holdings
Rali Mampeule
Rali Mampeule

Phadima Group Holdings stands as a multifaceted investment company, renowned for its extensive involvement in the property sector and a diverse range of other business ventures. With a rich history spanning over two decades, Phadima prides itself on investing in the growth and development of its people, recognizing them as pivotal assets in driving shareholder value and business success.

The company's journey began with a strong focus on real estate, marked by significant achievements in the field, including the establishment and rapid growth of notable real estate ventures. This early success in the property market set the stage for Phadima's expansion and diversification.

As Phadima looks toward the future, it remains dedicated to its trajectory of innovation, adaptation, and excellence. The company continues to evolve, embracing the dynamic changes in the property landscape and various other industries, all while maintaining a steadfast commitment to inclusivity, excellence, and strategic growth.

Our Flagship Investment

MetroFibre

In 2020, the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF) of Rali Mampeule, African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) a division of Old Mutual, and STOA Infra & Energy were welcomed to the table as the new three biggest shareholders of MetroFibre. They joined MetroFibre to further grow its fiber network and empowerment capabilities. This came after they acquired the remaining shareholding that was held by Sanlam Private Equity (SPE) and African Rainbow Capital (ARC) of Patrice Motsepe.

In 2020, the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF) of Rali Mampeule, African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) a division of Old Mutual, and STOA Infra & Energy were welcomed to the table as the new three biggest shareholders of MetroFibre. They joined MetroFibre to further grow its fiber network and empowerment capabilities. This came after they acquired the remaining shareholding that was held by Sanlam Private Equity (SPE) and African Rainbow Capital (ARC) of Patrice Motsepe.

Following SAHIF’s success of its investment in Metrofibre Networx (“MFN”) organic funding round (“Primary Transaction”), SAHIF (through its BEE SPV Levoca 805) co-invested alongside African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) a division of Old Mutual and STOA Infra Energy to increase its investment in MFN.

The transaction resulted in SAHIF holding a 21.69% interest in MFN, a high-potential South African operator specializing in the provision of open access fibre networks for subscribers (Fibre-To-The-Home or "FTTH") and businesses (Fibre-To-The-Business or "FTTB").

SAHIF's investment in a company with strong growth potential marks its first venture into the telecommunications sector. This investment provides MFN with the opportunity to allocate over R760 Million as investment by SAHIF to NFN to enhance its core network, thereby improving its digital connectivity to South Africans.

Impact to-date

• 301,481 households connected to fibre networks at the end of 2021

• 476 direct jobs supported at the end of 2021, of which 44% held by women

Phadima In The Media

Jul 26, 2023

Standard Bank facilitates a R5 billion deal to finance MetroFibre’s ambitious fibre roll-out programme.

Mar 21, 2021

Investec arranges a R2.5 billion debt package for MetroFibre, supporting its fibre network rollout across South Africa.

Mar 14, 2017

Mampeule’s Phadima is fast becoming one of the major players in the mixed-use and integrated residential developments in the country and is showing no signs of slowing anytime soon.

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Following SAHIF’s success of its investment in Metrofibre Networx (“MFN”) organic funding round (“Primary Transaction”), SAHIF (through its BEE SPV Levoca 805) co-invested alongside African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) a division of Old Mutual and STOA Infra Energy to increase its investment in MFN.

The transaction resulted in SAHIF holding a 21.69% interest in MFN, a high-potential South African operator specializing in the provision of open access fibre networks for subscribers (Fibre-To-The-Home or "FTTH") and businesses (Fibre-To-The-Business or "FTTB").

SAHIF's investment in a company with strong growth potential marks its first venture into the telecommunications sector. This investment provides MFN with the opportunity to allocate over R760 Million as investment by SAHIF to NFN to enhance its core network, thereby improving its digital connectivity to South Africans.

Impact to-date

• 301,481 households connected to fibre networks at the end of 2021

• 476 direct jobs supported at the end of 2021, of which 44% held by women