Vision 2035
The infrastructure that trade depends on.
Kaarakata began by moving goods. It is now building the power and materials that production needs. Next comes the infrastructure that stores, moves, ships and finances what Africa produces.
The sequence
Three phases.
Each phase is funded by the record of the one before it.
Phase 1
Prove the three
Now to 2028
- Mansa Energy reaches financial close and operation on its ten-site telecom anchor programme, then extends to banks and public facilities.
- Bastion Concrete Industries closes financing, builds the Lekki-Epe plant and begins production, targeted for Q1 2028.
- Kaarakata Global Resources realigns its charcoal lane to Nigeria’s afforestation framework and grows its agricultural and North African programmes.
Phase 2
Replicate
From 2028
- Mansa takes the MET-EaaS model to Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Kenya.
- Bastion grows from one plant to five installations: Lagos first, then Abuja or Port Harcourt, then Accra and Abidjan, adding precast structural elements and ready-mix concrete.
Phase 3
New platforms
Direction
- Agriculture: cold storage for perishable produce, crop processing and large-scale farming.
- Rail: cargo and passenger infrastructure.
- Shipping: wet and dry cargo vessels.
- Payments: financial infrastructure for the trade the group already runs.
The Foundation
What the group is for.
A share of group proceeds will fund a global foundation for humanitarian work, serving people in need in Nigeria and beyond.
We will enter each new platform the way we entered the first three: record first, then capital.
Build the next platform with us.
We welcome partners who invest for a decade, not a quarter.