Advans Annual Report 2023
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Shareholders1
1 As of June 2024 • 2 https://www.fmo.nl/about-fmo • 3 https://www.eib.org/en/about/index.htm • 4 https://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/corp_ext_content/ifc_external_
corporate_site/about+ifc_new • 5 https://www.proparco.fr/en/actualites/choose-africa-launches-fisea-facility-new-eur-210m-investment-capacity-african-msmes • 6 https://www.
bii.co.uk/en/about/# • 7 https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/International-financing/KfW-Development-Bank/Tasks-and-goals/
SHAREHOLDERS | Advans’ Annual Report 2023
Advans SA’s shareholding structure combines the expertise of Advans International with the financial solidity
of 6 Development Finance Institutions. These organizations have been pivotal to the development of the
microfinance sector for many years.
12.80%
16.63%
The European Investment
Bank (EIB) 3 is the lending arm of
the European Union. It is one of
the biggest multilateral financial
institutions in the world and
one of the largest providers of
climate finance. The EIB works
closely with other EU institutions
to foster European integration,
promote the development of the
EU and support EU policies in over
160 countries. Beyond climate
& sustainability, EIB’s activities
focus on many other areas such
as cohesion, innovation, digital,
human capital, and SMEs.”
20.22%
FMO 2 is the Dutch
entrepreneurial development
bank. As a leading impact investor,
FMO supports sustainable private
sector growth in developing
countries and emerging markets
by investing in ambitious projects
and entrepreneurs. With a
committed portfolio of EUR 13.2
billion spanning over 85 countries,
FMO focuses on three sectors that
have high development impact:
financial institutions, energy, and
agribusiness, food & water.
KfW 7 Development Bank
is an experienced bank and
development institution which
has been helping the German
Federal Government to achieve
its goals in development policy
and international development
cooperation for more than 60
years. It provides financing for
programs and projects that
involve public sector players
from developing countries and
emerging economies. The bank
works to help partner countries
fight poverty, maintain peace,
protect the environment and the
climate.
16.10%
IFC 4 a member of the World Bank
Group — is the largest global
development institution focused
on the private sector in emerging
markets. IFC works in more than
100 countries. In fiscal year 2023,
IFC committed a record $43.7
billion to private companies and
financial institutions in developing
countries, leveraging the power
of the private sector to end
extreme poverty and boost
shared prosperity as economies
grapple with the impacts of global
compounding crises.
15.08%
The Investment and Business
Support Facility in Africa
(FISEA) 5 was established in
2009 by the French Development
Agency (AFD) group with the
mandate to promote the growth
and development of micro and
small to medium-sized enterprises
(SMEs) in Africa. All investments
made by FISEA align with this
objective. FISEA is financed by AFD
with the support of the French
government and implemented
by Proparco, the AFD Group’s
subsidiary dedicated to the private
sector
13.06%
is the UK’s development
finance institution and impact
investor. BII 6 is invests to create
productive, sustainable and
inclusive economies in Africa,
Asia and the Caribbean. Between
2022-2026, at least 30% of BII’s
total new commitments in value
will be in climate finance. BII is
also a founding member of the 2X
Challenge which has raised over
$16 billion to empower women.
The company has investments in
over 1,470 businesses across 65
countries.
7.18%
With Advans Invest,
Advans SA current and former
staff contribute to supporting the
development of the institution.
Total shareholder value in Euro : 84,287,000 €
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