Australian businesses that want to enter into Africa, with a special focus on Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Zambia, will have wide access to invaluable credible knowledge and extensive network, giving them a headway, if they work with Iron Capital.
This is possible in the wake of Iron Capital, an Africa-focused corporate finance and financial advisory firm new partnership with the Australian Government through its Australian Trade Commission (Austrade).
The new partnership allows trade and investment agency of the Australian Government to leverage on extensive network of contacts that Iron Capital has cultivated on the African continent to support Australian businesses entering into Africa, with a special focus on Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Zambia.
The referral partnership would leverage on Iron Capital’s vast expertise in financial advisory, corporate finance, project finance, market penetration strategies and regulatory advisory services to help Australian companies navigate market entry with the aim of establishing a presence in the continent.
Speaking on the partnership, the Chief Executive, Iron Capital, Jubril Enakele, said the firm selection also means that it would provide the same services to African companies interested in doing business with Australian firms.
According to him, “Africa is the future of growth, and the decision of Austrade to strategically focus on Australia-Africa trade could not be coming at a better time.
“From inception, Iron Capital has pursued an Africa-wide agenda with a vision to helping its clients navigate the business terrain on the continent. This is reflected in the trust that Austrade has placed in us by appointing Iron Capital as their referral partner to Australian businesses.”
Commenting on the partnership, the Senior Trade Commissioner, Africa, for the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, Kym Fullgrabe, said “Austrade has an extensive network of more than 70 offices in around 50 countries in the world, and we rely on our chosen referral partners to assist Australian companies looking to enter foreign markets.”
“With this partnership, Australian entities are ensured of trusted and established support in an otherwise unfamiliar terrain – a vital service, especially in countries where Austrade does not have a physical presence,” he added.
