Afriland First Holding (AFH), the investment arm of Afriland First Group, has announced plans to help attract investors to Togo.
The announcement was made by the Group’s Chairman and Cameroonian entrepreneur, Paul Kammogne Fokam, following his meeting with President Faure Gnassingbé on Monday, November 10, 2025, during the Trade and Investment Forum in Abu Dhabi, Togo First reported.
“I believe that across sectors we can make progress by involving other partners, in line with the President’s vision and the population’s needs,” Fokam said after the discussions.
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According to the Togolese Presidency, this initiative aligns with the government’s strategy to strengthen economic and financial partnerships with major African banking groups in pursuit of sustainable and inclusive growth.
Afriland First Holding, which will soon establish its headquarters in Lomé, is set to operate across West Africa.
The company’s activities will focus on acquiring equity stakes in businesses and investment projects, as well as offering consulting services in administration, accounting, business management, human resources, and technical operations, all aimed at positioning Togo as a magnet for investors.
Registered with the Center for Enterprise Formalities (CFE) since September 2022 with a capital of 100 million XOF, AFH will be Afriland First Group’s first subsidiary dedicated entirely to investment activities.
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