Corporate investor

Mineworkers Investment Company

Compiled from public sources

The Mineworkers Investment Company (MIC) is a Black-owned, broad-based investment holding company established in 1995 by the Mineworkers Investment Trust (MIT). Its primary purpose is to generate sustainable financial returns that provide ongoing funding for the Trust's social and educational development programmes. MIC invests in long-term, cash-generative assets across various sectors, including financial services, media, and industrials. As an investment partner, MIC provides both capital and strategic, board-level guidance to its portfolio companies. The company's investment philosophy is centred on being an active equity partner that drives transformation and supports black-owned businesses, while also seeking to influence and control its assets.

Investment focus

Sectors
Financial servicesTechnologyTelecoms and digital infrastructureSMEs
Stages and strategies
GrowthFund investments
Regions
Northern Africa, Eastern Africa, Western Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa

Fund commitments

Sources

  1. Partner Researchers, accessed 14 November 2026