Infinity Power is entering a decisive phase in its mission of becoming Africa’s preferred sustainable energy solutions partner. As reported by an article in Bloomberg, the company is exploring a potential public listing within the next two to three years, reflecting its growing scale, robust project pipeline, and disciplined approach to sustainable expansion.
Our Chairman, Mohamed Ismail Mansour, confirmed that the company is evaluating a range of potential listing venues, with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange currently a preferred option.
“If we’re going to list today, our preference would be Abu Dhabi. Maybe that changes in a year or two. It depends on how the markets evolve.”
Other possibilities include Dubai, Johannesburg, London, and Cairo. The timing of any listing will depend on market conditions and strategic priorities, but the direction is clear: Infinity Power is preparing for its next phase of growth.
Infinity Power’s plans to explore both a potential listing of 20-30% of its shares and securing a credit rating that would enable the issuance of green bonds by 2026, are key elements of this strategy. Green bonds are fixed-income investments specifically used to fund environmentally beneficial projects. They often offer tax incentives that enhance their attractiveness to investors. It is a part of the broader movement towards ESG investing. Green bonds, in particular, will represent a powerful tool for sustainable finance. With proceeds dedicated exclusively to environmentally responsible projects, such instruments create transparency, accountability, and measurable impact principles that align closely with Infinity Power’s values and governance standards.
Supported by leading institutional partners like Masdar and shareholders specializing in energy in Africa, such as the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), Infinity Power has established itself as a key player in Africa’s renewable energy market. As Mr. Mansour has noted, the company’s ability to source high-quality, cost-effective technology from a diverse range of global suppliers enables it to deliver competitive projects without compromising performance or reliability. This strategic flexibility that is free from the regulatory constraints of some other markets gives Infinity Power a strong competitive advantage in building scalable, affordable renewable capacity across Africa.
Africa’s renewable energy sector is attracting increasing attention from global investors seeking both financial returns and measurable impact. Yet the continent still receives only a small fraction of global energy investment, roughly 3%, according to the International Energy Agency.
A future listing would mark a significant milestone in this journey, enhancing transparency, broadening investor participation, and aligning the company’s capital structure with its growth ambitions.