Sustainability
At Eos Capital, responsible investing is not a policy document. It is how we invest. We believe that capital allocated with discipline, integrity and a long-term view creates better returns and better outcomes; for our investors, our portfolio companies and the communities in which we operate.
This is not a commitment we make to the market. It is a commitment we make to the nation.
Grounded in our Core Values of Servitude, Commitment, Transparency, Diligence and Ownership.
Our Approach
A framework embedded across every fund
The Eos Capital ESG Framework governs all funds under management — Allegrow, NIDIF, Euphrates and our pipeline funds NIDIF II and Euphrates II — and is embedded across the full investment lifecycle, from screening through exit
Aligned with
IFC Performance Standards (PS1–PS8)
UN PRI (signatory pathway)
NamCode — Corporate Governance
FIMA 2021 & Regulation 13
NDP5 — National Development Plan 5
Harambee Prosperity Plan & Vision 2030
ESG at Every Stage
What this means in practice
01
Screen
Structured ESG scorecard before Investment Committee
02
Due Diligence
Sector-specific environmental, social and governance criteria.
03
Monitor
Quarterly portfolio company tracking against ESG metrics
01
Screen
Structured ESG scorecard before Investment Committee
02
Due Diligence
Sector-specific environmental, social and governance criteria.
03
Monitor
Quarterly portfolio company tracking against ESG metrics
No investment proceeds without a completed ESG analysis. Where gaps exist, we engage.
Every investment Eos Capital considers is assessed against a structured ESG scorecard before it reaches our Investment Committee. Our portfolio companies are monitored quarterly against environmental, social and governance criteria specific to their sector; whether that is water usage at an irrigation operation in Namibia’s semi-arid north, worker safety at a poultry producer, building compliance at a student accommodation facility, or data privacy at a fibre infrastructure business.
Where gaps exist, we engage. We work alongside portfolio company management through time-bound ESG action plans, board-level advocacy and hands-on support to close those gaps and build lasting ESG capability.
Our Focus Areas
What matters most in our operating context
Our portfolio spans agribusiness, infrastructure, energy and technology. The ESG issues that matter most in our operating context are:
Water Stewardship
Namibia is one of the world’s most water-scarce countries. Responsible management of water resources is a priority across our agricultural portfolio.
Community Development
We invest in businesses that create jobs, develop skills and strengthen local supply chains — collectively supporting thousands of direct and indirect livelihoods across Namibia.
Energy Transition
Through NIDIF, we actively invest in renewable energy infrastructure, supporting Namibia’s transition to a cleaner energy mix
Governance
We hold our portfolio companies to high standards of corporate governance, ethical conduct and regulatory compliance. We expect what we practise
Climate Resilience
Our agricultural and infrastructure investments are exposed to Namibia’s semi-arid climate. Understanding and managing climate risk is integral to protecting long-term investment value.
Reporting & Accountability
What matters most in our operating context
Board Oversight
ESG programme governed at Board of Directors level.
Dedicated ESG Function
Day-to-day implementation through value creation.
Quarterly & Annual Reporting
Formal ESG performance reporting to all investors.
