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KTH - Kagiso Tiso Holdings

KTH was created by the merging of two leading black owned and managed companies in South Africa, Kagiso Trust Investments and Tiso Group in 2011.KTH has the capacity to develop robust investment platforms in key growth areas, particularly in infrastructure, media, healthcare, resources, and financial services, across Africa.

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KTH – The emerging pan-African investment champion

KTH is a leading black-owned and managed investment holding company in Africa with an asset base of R15 billion. Our investment philospohy is based on buidling enduring relationships with management teams and investment partners to create value. KTH is a long term investor with no finite investment horison.
- About KTH
Investment Approach

A new investment champion - with a wealth of experience.

The merger of Kagiso Trust Investments and Tiso Group, both with strong track records in the investment arena, has led to the birth of Kagiso Tiso Holdings ("KTH").

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Strengthening Our Position

KTH finances deal flow through oversubscribed listed note issue.

The rhino symbolises strength, presence, prosperity and abundance. With similar attributes, KTH has been able to meaningfully strengthen its position.

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News

14 March 2017 The CFO must be a voice of reason in the boardroom, says Frencel Gillion, CFO of KTH

11 March 2016 KTH awards seven SMEs a position on their supplier development programme 2016

17 September 2015 Kagiso Media invests in Ghana's Global Media Alliance Broadcasting Company Ltd

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Some of our key investments

SERVEST
Kenton Fine, Servest’s co-founder and Chairman

“We are delighted at the prospect of partnering with a professional organisation of the calibre of KTH. With similar values entrenched in both organisations, we look forward to embracing the additional experience and knowledge that KTH will bring, further underpinning our continued ambitious growth strategy into the future.”
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Me Cure
Kunle Adebowale, Me Cure Managing Director

“KTH’s investment is a vote of confidence in what we have built at Me Cure, and we look forward to continuing to build on that success. Me Cure has demonstrated that when provided with high quality and affordable healthcare options, Nigerians don’t need to go abroad for basic healthcare needs.”
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Kagiso Media
Vuyisa Nkonyeni, KTH Chief Executive Officer

“Kagiso Media is a good example of how KTH has been able to add value and drive strategy, through ownership and proactive engagement.”
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Fidelity Bank
Edward Effah, Fidelity Bank Ghana’s Managing Director

“KTH’s investment is a vote of confidence in the board and management of the bank. Our strategy is to prudently grow our asset base and become a leading bank in Ghana. We welcome KTH’s investment which will allow us to continue to drive our strategy and have access to South African markets.”
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