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Proposed merger between Starsight Energy and SolarAfrica

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Proposed merger between Starsight Energy and SolarAfrica to create one of the largest C&I solar developer on the African continent

Renewable energy services provider, Starsight Energy, and South African-based solar firm, SolarAfrica Energy have merged, subject to regulatory approvals, combining our strengths to become a dominant solar player on the African continent, with a genuine Pan-African footprint, providing competitive full-service renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions to the commercial and industrial sector.

The merger creates the first truly Pan-African renewable energy services provider, which is well positioned to serve a wide range of clients with a comprehensive mix of renewable energy solutions -providing power security, cost savings and carbon reduction. The merged entity will comprise a portfolio of over 220MW of operated and signed generation capacity, and 40MWh of battery storage, with an additional pipeline exceeding 1GW.

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Media releaseStarsight Energy and SolarAfrica to join forces and transform into one of the largest C&I solar developers on the african continent

FACT SHEET

FACT SHEET

Shareholders

Helios Investment Partners
https://www.heliosinvestment.com

African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM)
https://www.aiimafrica.com

Key Highlights

  • The merged group, subject to regulatory approvals, will be a pure-play commercial and industrial (“C&I”) service provider, covering the full scope of C&I projects, from rooftop projects to large scale corporate Power Purchase Agreements (“PPA”) backed projects
  • It provides carbon reduction, power security and cost savings to blue-chip clients in a number of key economic sectors including banking, healthcare, education, manufacturing and data storage
  • It spans three key geographical hubs (Eastern, Southern and Western Africa) with further pan-African diversification being considered
  • Solutions are technology-enabled via proprietary, inhouse developed software which covers development, construction and asset management
  • The merged group, backed by Helios Investment Partners (“Helios”) and African Infrastructure Investment Managers (“AIIM”), will comprise a portfolio of over 220MW of operated and contracted generation capacity, with 40MWh of battery storage, and an additional pipeline exceeding 1GW
  • Starsight is the first renewable energy company in Nigeria to secure carbon credit accreditation and also one of Africa’s fastest growing companies as determined by the UK Financial Times, whilst SolarAfrica was named African Solar Company of the Year during 2021
  • The transaction represents a vote of confidence in the pan-African renewables sector, with Helios and AIIM increasing their investment footprint in multiple markets across the continent

Media Coverage

Nigeria Starsight, South Africa’s SolarAfrica join forces to promote renewable energy in Africa
23 September 2022

Starsight Energy merges with South African SolarAfrica
23 September 2022

Nigeria’s Starsight, South Africa’s SolarAfrica merge to scale up African renewables
23 September 2022

Starsight Energy merges with SolarAfrica to form large C&I solar developer
23 September 2022

Starsight, SolarAfrica to merge and expand
22 September 2022

Energy company collaboration creates C&I solar mega power player
22 September 2022

Starsight Energy, SolarAfrica merge to expand operations into South Africa
22 September 2022

Starsight energy & Solarafrica to join forces & transform into one of the largest C& I solar dev
22 September 2022

Starsight Energy and Solar Africa merge
22 September 2022

Taking advantage of Africa’s booming C&I sector solar market
22 September 2022

Helios, AIIM and Inspired Evolution-backed Africa solar firms to merge
22 September 2022

Nigeria Energy
22 September 2022

Commercial solar provider Starsight merges with South Africa’s SolarAfrica
22 September 2022

Starsight Energy and Solar Africa merge
22 September 2022

https://starsightenergy.com/

Starsight Energy has market-leading operations in East and West Africa with over 656 sites operational in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. Named one of Africa’s fastest growing companies in 2022 by the UK Financial Times, the company offers reliable and sustainable energy and cooling solutions – on- and off-grid – to the C&I sectors. Starsight is also the first renewable energy company in Nigeria to secure carbon credit accreditation from internationally renowned AREA

https://solarafrica.com/

SolarAfrica has built up extensive experience in delivering state-of-the-art energy solutions through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to businesses across Southern Africa. Having evolved from a specialist provider of rooftop solar photovoltaic systems, to a full-service provider of Capex-free, green energy solutions ranging from solar and battery storage options through to wheeling and electricity trading to the C&I market.

African Solar Industry Association (AFSIA) website (http://afsiasolar.com)

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