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Key people at EG Capital.
EG Capital was founded in 2003 by Jay Eastman (Co-Founder & Managing Director) and Norm Gretzinger (Co-Founder and Managing Director).
EG Capital is a private equity impact firm making growth-oriented investments in mid-sized businesses across East Africa. It deploys capital and strategic support to companies within critical sectors like Food, Climate, Health, and Education, utilizing a disciplined private equity approach. The firm builds resilient portfolios, aiming for both financial returns and measurable social and environmental impact.
Established in September 2015, EG Capital originated from the insight that institutional investors sought a specialized approach combining robust private equity strategies with tangible impact outcomes. Leaders like Managing Director Sandrine Henton and Rajal Upadhyaya have guided the firm to address fundamental needs and foster economic empowerment through capital in underserved areas.
The firm serves institutional investors and mid-sized businesses throughout East African nations such as Kenya and Zambia. EG Capital envisions a future where private investment actively drives sustainable development, creating resilient economies and improved livelihoods. It commits to pioneering impactful investment models, delivering long-term value and addressing critical regional challenges.
Key people at EG Capital.
EG Capital was founded in 2003 by Jay Eastman (Co-Founder & Managing Director) and Norm Gretzinger (Co-Founder and Managing Director).
EG Capital has 2 tracked investments across 2 companies. The latest tracked deal is $30.0M Series D in Presto in February 2019.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 27, 2019 | Presto | $30.0M Series D | Mizuho Hiraguri, Romulus Capital | Brainchild Holdings, I2BF Global Ventures |
| Jan 1, 2016 | C4 Therapeutics, Inc. | $73.0M Series A | Cobro Ventures | Cormorant Asset Management, Novartis, Roche, The Kraft Group |