The different shareholders of FPM SA are represented at the General Meeting. The profile of these shareholders is summarized below:

KfW, the German Development Bank, is an integral part of the KfW Bankengruppe, which is one of the largest and most experienced development promotion banks in the world. KfW is responsible, on behalf of the German Federal Government, for the implementation of German financial cooperation throughout the world. It has been active in DR Congo since 2004. For more information: www.kfw.de

 

The Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries (BIO) is the development finance institution of Belgian cooperation aimed at supporting the emergence of a strong private sector in developing countries and thus providing access to sustainable growth and development. BIO invests directly and indirectly in private sector projects and thus makes a structural contribution to the socio-economic growth of host countries. For more information: www.bio-invest.be

 

Cordaid is an international development organization based in The Hague (Netherlands). Its mission is to create flourishing and self-reliant communities in conflict-affected areas. Cordaid invests mainly in fragile and complex states and has therefore been attracted to this initiative from the outset. It was therefore important to assist the development of the financial institutions sector through investment in this fund, and to increase access to finance for a large part of the unbanked population. For more information: www.cordaid.org

 

Incofin cvso is a Belgian Socially Oriented Cooperative Society (SCFS) that invests in sustainable microfinance institutions located in developing countries, which offer services tailored to small local businesses and wish to bring added social value. For more information: www.incofin.com