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Kagiso Ventures Ltd. (KVL) is a venture capital investment firm located in Sandton, South Africa. Established in 1998, they are a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Kagiso Trust Investments Pty Ltd, part of the Kagiso Trust Group which provides social services to communities in need of empowerment. The Trust endeavors to promote social and economic transformation in South Africa. The Group was created by Archbishop Tutu, Dr Beyers Naudé and other clergy from the South African Council of Churches in 1983. KVL is the investment manager of the Kagiso Ventures Private Equity Fund I. The fund is the primary vehicle for all KTI minority investments in non-listed companies.

MiX Telematics Ltd. engages in the provision of fleet and mobile asset management solutions. It operates through the Regional Sales Offices (RSOs) and Central Services Organization (CSO) segments. The RSOs segment includes Africa, Europe, Americas., Middle East and Australasia, and Brazil. The CSO segment wholesales products and services to regional sales offices and develops hardware, software platforms, and provides common marketing, product management, technical, and distribution support to each of its other reportable segments. The company was founded by Stefan Brian Joselowitz in 1996 and is headquartered in Boca Raton, FL.

Part of Hudaco Industries Ltd., Ikwezi Maintenance & Communications Pty Ltd. engages in mobile telecommunications provision as well as information technology systems maintenance services. The private company is based in Centurion, South Africa. Ikwezi Maintenance & Communications was acquired by Hudaco Industries Ltd. on February 01, 2011.

Kagiso Tiso Holdings (Pty) Ltd. engages in the provision of investment services. It offers infrastructure, media, healthcare, resources and financial services. The company was founded on July 1, 2001 and is headquartered in Sandton, South Africa.

The Technology Innovation Agency provides financial and non-financial support. It offers services to its stakeholders namely, science councils, public entities, higher education institutions, private research institutions and entrepreneurs. The company supports the development and commercialisation of technology-based services and products and uses South Africa’s science and technology base to develop new industries, create sustainable jobs and help diversify the economy. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Pretoria, South Africa.

Part of DSV A/S, UTi Pharma SA is a South African company that offers freight forwarding and logistics services. The private company is based in Gauteng, South Africa and provides air, sea, and road transport, courier, as well as specialist industry services. Contact UTi Pharma today for your logistics needs.

GIC Re South Africa Ltd. is a subsidiary of GIC Re, which is 100%% owned by the Government of India. The private company is based in Johannesburg, South Africa. The South African company provides inward reinsurance and retrocession business services to the whole of Africa, except for Egypt and Morocco. Established in 2014, GIC Re South Africa started its operations in January 2015 with a composite license. The company aims to become a truly African reinsurer and is committed to a robust governance and risk management framework, state-of-the-art technology, mutually beneficial relationships, and redefining service delivery mechanisms in the region.

Life Green Group Pty Ltd. is a South African company that is dedicated to creating a sustainable future by providing practical and integrated environmental solutions. The private company is based in Johannesburg, South Africa. The company's services include landscaping, and they have won awards for their professional landscaping and green solutions.

Proconics is a South African-based engineering company that was established in 1995. Proconics is based in South Africa and executes projects in refineries, petrochemical, and renewable sectors. The company specializes in executing agile multi-discipline engineering projects for clients with critical infrastructures. These projects typically have a lifecycle of 12 to 18 months and range from modifications done on existing factories to green fields and renewable projects. Proconics' project executions range from pure design to total EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction). The company is a 51 percent black-owned, 30 percent black female-owned company, and a BBEEE level 1 contributor. Reginald Mbatha has been the CEO of the company since 2012.