OneAll Capital
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OneAll Capital

Capital that builds ownership.

We structure consortium investment programmes, among private-sector partners, that build sustainable new enterprises in South Africa: at least 51% Black-owned, built with Black women and youth at the centre, targeting an 18% IRR.

Empowerment and return, designed together.

Genuine empowerment and real economic improvement do not have to be traded against institutional return. We design them as one programme: ownership that is real, enterprises built to last, and returns that can scale.

The structure is the point. When the people who build an enterprise also own it, the value it creates stays where it was made.

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  • 51%+Black-owned
  • 18%Target IRR
  • Women & youthAt the centre
Aerial view at dusk of a new enterprise precinct: timber and glass buildings with rooftop solar panels, set in highveld grassland.

How it works

  1. 01

    Partners form a consortium

    Private-sector partners come together around a shared programme and a shared commitment to ownership.

  2. 02

    The programme is structured

    Capital, governance and ownership terms are designed up front, with at least 51% Black ownership built in from the start.

  3. 03

    New enterprises are built and owned

    Sustainable new businesses are built in South Africa with Black women and youth at the centre, as owners and not only as employees.

  4. 04

    Institutional return, lasting ownership

    Partners target an 18% IRR, while ownership endures with the people who built the enterprise.

Six partners around a long table in a working session, one standing to point at a site plan pinned to the wall.

Built together. Owned together.

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Speak with us

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