Private credit manager

Camco Management Limited

Compiled from public sources

Camco Management Limited is a London-headquartered climate and impact investment manager focused on clean energy, financial inclusion, and natural capital projects across emerging and frontier markets. Originating as a carbon project developer in 1989 and previously listed on the London Stock Exchange (AIM) as Camco Clean Energy plc, the company transitioned into a private impact asset manager authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Camco manages blended finance debt funds and technical assistance facilities designed to deploy capital into small-to-medium-scale renewable energy systems, commercial and industrial (C&I) solar, mini-grids, energy efficiency projects, and sustainable forestry. Operating with local offices across Sub-Saharan Africa (including Nairobi, Accra, and Johannesburg), the firm acts as General Partner and investment adviser for catalytic platforms including the Renewable Energy Performance Platform (REPP and REPP 2), Spark Energy Services, and the Peace Renewable Energy Credit Aggregation Facility (PAF).

Investment focus

Sectors
Energy and powerAgriculture and food
Stages and strategies
SeedGrowth
Instruments
EquityDebtMezzanine
Regions
Pan-African, Americas, Asia, Europe
African markets named in public materials
Ghana, Kenya, South Africa

Funds managed

Selected portfolio and direct investments

  • Afreenergy Solar Limited
  • Ilute Solar Limited
  • Prado Power Ltd

Recent investments and transactions

DateTransactionTypeValueMarket
20 Oct 2026Renewable Energy Performance Platform 2 (REPP 2) invests EUR 12 million in Afreenergy SolarPrivate Credit, Infrastructure & Project Finance$13.5mSenegal
30 Sep 2026Renewable Energy Performance Platform 2 (REPP 2) invests in Prado Power's operations in NigeriaPrivate Credit, Infrastructure & Project FinanceUndisclosedNigeria
28 Jan 2026Camco REPP 2 invests in the Ilute Solar ProjectInfrastructure & Project FinanceUndisclosedZambia

All transactions

Sources

  1. Partner Researchers, accessed 14 November 2026