African private equity firm Kibo Capital Partners keeps cashing out as its last fund winds down
Kibo Capital Partners is selling down its remaining portfolio, extending a run of exits that includes banking and logistics across East Africa.
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Kibo Capital Partners is selling down its remaining portfolio, extending a run of exits that includes banking and logistics across East Africa.
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