African Growth Group Inc Presentation

1. Welcome

2. AFRICAN GROWTH GROUP (AGG) INC
COMPANY PROFILE
PROJECT STRUCTURING,
FINANCING AND
DEVELOPMENT

3. Company History
African Growth Group - Founded in
Toronto Canada on July 12th, 2012
by M. Joseph Mansfield, is a Private
Corporation. Our Company is
registered in Canada and its role is
to identify attractive
opportunities, invest in developing
and raising finance for the Major
Projects in Africa

4. Our Services
We offer a wide range of
services including:
• Project financial
structuring,
• Real Estate development
• Infrastructure /
Renewable Energy
Projects and
• Corporation turn-around
Consulting
With several established
sources of funding
including:
• Hedge Funds,
• Equity / Debt
• Pension Funds and
• Family Offices in North
America, UAE and Europe

5. Strategic Partnerships
AGG Inc. is developing and raising finance
for Major Projects through its offices in
Toronto, Canada and has also entered into
key partnerships in Africa, Canada/USA for
that specific purpose.
We have a Strategic Partnership with
Nigeria based Centennial Developments &
Investments Ltd. that is focused on Nigerian
Housing and Renewable Energy
Development Projects

6. Corporate Goals
AGG Inc’s role is to identify
attractive opportunities,
invest in the African
Development sector and
engage in Real Estate, and
Renewable Energy Projects
as its core objective and
activity.
African Growth Group Inc
intends to introduce new, cost
effective technologies that will
deliver best results. To achieve
this, AGG has studied the most
advanced Housing and Solar
Development models of other
countries as well as in Nigeria
to understand the needs of
growing families that want to
enter the mid income life
style.

7. Customer Base
We have discovered that products such
as affordable housing, affordable
mortgages and renewable energy are in
high demand.
African Growth Group Incorporated is
currently involved in several
development projects in the East/West
African and South Sudan Market

8. Our Principles
At African Growth Group Inc. we are proud of the Broad Principles that Guide Us:
We value
transparency in
our business
dealings
We will not
sacrifice Long
Term Gains for
Short Term
Purposes
Although our
form is
corporate, our
attitude is
partnership

9. OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The company’s mission is to
bring Iconic, world class
renewable energy projects,
Commercial and Housing
development to Africa

10. OUR VISION
To create the first
"Lifestyle" Property
developments and clean
energy sources for Abuja
Nigeria, Nairobi Kenya and
other Country Capitals in
Africa

11. SERVICES & PRODUCTS PROVIDED
Financial Structuring Feasibility Study
Architectectural Design
Master Planning
Implementation of
Construction /
Development
Corporate and Project
turnaround

12. Contact Information
Toronto, Canada (Headquarters)
189 Dundas Street Suite 242, Toronto, Canada
Tel: +1 647 528 1097
Email: sdconsulting30@yahoo.com;
sdconsulting30@hotmail.com
Abuja, Nigeria
Nairobi, Kenya
Juba, South Sudan
Others Location

13. Key Personnel
Malcolm J Mansfield leadership abilities are founded on three decades of
experience in the finance and business community both in Canada and abroad.
Before founding AGG in August 2012, Mr. Mansfield served as CEO of his own Family
Office in Toronto, CFO for Gako Petroleum in Ghana and CEO of SD Consultants in
Canada.
In Canada, Mr. Mansfield specialized in the acquisition, structuring turn around, and
financing of projects in mining, real estate and renewable energy
A few of the corporations he worked with were Genvar Engineering,
Potentia Solar and Cross Pacific in Toronto, Canada, Gako Petroleum in
Accra, West Africa and Hanjer Bio-Tech Industries in Mumbai, India.
Malcolm started the corporation (AGG) in August, 2012 when he was
asked by the Investment Committee of South Sudan to visit the country
and help find solutions to the housing shortage there. By December he had
made two exploratory visits to South Sudan and Kenya to view the housing
shortage first hand and In December 2012, he signed an agreement with the
Governor of Bor, Jongeli State for a 30,000 housing unit project.

14. Key Personnel (cont.)
Mr. Mansfield has spent the last seven years cultivating
a host of potential finance partners from USA, Canada,
Europe and UAE for large African development
projects.
As the head of a Single Family Office he has attended
and been an invited guest speaker at infrastructure
conferences, investment forums and Family Office
Conferences in Califonia USA, Dubai, Monacco and
Switzerland.
Over the past seven years he has become a voice on
emerging markets specializing in Africa.

15. The latest projects Mr. Mansfield is
working on in Nigeria
a 5000
unit
housing
project in
Abuja
a 30 megawatt
Hydroelectric
project in
Adamawa
A Telecom Project in
Nairobi Kenya with
the launch of an
International
Money Transfer
System

16. Mr. Mansfield is working on in Nigeria
( cont.)
“At African Growth Group, we
approach the problems in the
Development Industry by being
innovators rather than followers”.

17. The latest project in Nigeria ( cont.)
Team A – Wabana Capital Inc - Business
Development and financial structuring
Main Tasks
Financial Structuring and Development
Raising of Funds
Tean B - Joint Venture Partners in Abuja, Nigeria
Team C - Joint Venture Partners in Nairobi, Kenya
Team D - Engineering Firm
Team E - Architects
Team F - Housing Technology - Systems
(Factory) Abuja
Main Tasks;
Coordinate with Architects and engineers
Construct project
Team G - Legal Firm Toronto
McLean & Kerr
HJ (Jim) Blake
130 Adelaide Street West, Suite 2800
Toronto, Canada M5H 3P5

18. There’s a USD$ 56 trillion market that could
be the biggest in the History of Commerce
Occasionally, there comes along an opportunity so gigantic that it would be hard to miss
In a roundup of some of its strongest long term investing themes, Bank of America, Merrill
Lynch highlighted one such opportunity for business and economic growth: The explosion of
the Global Middle Class
“In a world starved for growth, it is believed that the answer lies in uplifting the 4.5 billion
people at the bottom of the economic pyramid.”
These bottom billions earn only $1-10/day but have $5 trillion in purchasing power and $7.4
trillion in wealth. Many are young, mainly in urban areas and technologically connected.
Additionally, trends that support consumption and income growth, such as education and
access to stable housing are on the rise, which should lead to increased consumer spending.
Add up these trends and you have a shift to the middle class like never before. Estimates show
that spending by this group will leap from $21 trillion in 2009 to $56 trillion in 2030 and $84
trillion by 2050
Much of the growth will come from emerging markets. By 2030, the top 12 (emerging
markets) alone, will account for 33% of global consumer spending

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