Economic Development
Royal African Company is a U.S. headquartered, premier investment consultancy and economic development firm dedicated to driving Africa’s growth. We facilitate transformative investments across key sectors—including agriculture, infrastructure, entertainment, sports, healthcare, education, natural resources, real estate, tourism, and manufacturing. Our mission is to empower businesses and investors to thrive in Africa’s dynamic markets. We vet each development project and each investor to mitigate risk. Our goal is to protect our clients; investors and African businesses.
High Returns on Investment (ROI)
Africa is not just the continent of the future—it is the investment destination of today. Africa’s population is projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050. With its wealth of natural resources, youthful workforce, and rapidly growing industries, the continent offers investors an unparalleled opportunity to maximize returns while making a lasting impact. Africa offers some of the highest ROI globally, especially in sectors like agriculture processing & value-addition, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, the creative economy, infrastructure, and renewable energy.
Trade Facilitation
We specialize in trade facilitation for high-quality African products, ensuring seamless access to global markets. From agriculture and agro-processed goods to fashion, handicrafts, and natural resources, we streamline exports by handling logistics, compliance, and market entry strategies. Our services include: ✔ Market Access – Connecting African suppliers with international buyers. ✔ Export Readiness – We ensure quality standards, certifications, and competitive pricing. ✔ Logistics & Distribution – Optimizing shipping, warehousing, and customs clearance.
We identify global trade opportunities for small businesses looking to expand.
At Royal African Company, we are committed to fostering sustainable development across the African continent through strategic bilateral trade and investment partnerships. As a U.S. registered Public Benefit Corporation, our company serves as a crucial bridge connecting African markets with global investors and businesses looking to make a positive impact while achieving substantial returns.
What We Do
Build Relationships
We establish strong networks with government officials, business leaders, and community stakeholders to foster trust and cooperation. We create shared prosperity and encourage mutually beneficial partnerships.
We facilitate deals
As knowledgeable U.S.-Africa Trade Facilitators, we play a vital role in strengthening economic ties, promoting sustainable development, and creating shared prosperity for both regions.
Market Intelligence
We act as a knowledge hub for small businesses through in-depth research and analysis of market trends, consumer preferences, and industry needs in both the U.S. and African countries.
Our Management Team
Our executive leadership team brings decades of combined experience in impact investment, finance, education, and development across the African continent. Their deep understanding of the local markets, ESG initiatives, coupled with their extensive network of relationships, positions the company for success in identifying and executing impactful projects that drive growth and prosperity in Africa.
Testimonials about our Global Trade Training programs
Joan Otler, Training Participant
"Queen Mother Nina,
Thank you I have received it. It gives me great joy to know that I have taken this journey. This is the beginning of a legacy for my son, and for his children. And, through which I aim to touch many other lives as well.
The seeds of your efforts will not have been in vain.Thank you so very much for sharing this life-changing perspective."
Joan Otler
Simona Racek, CGBP - Instructor
"Dear Queen Mother Nina,
What a wonderful virtual program you organized today! It was a great pleasure to be part of your global community and present today's workshop on behalf of EDC SBDC Global Department.
See attached today's presentation to be shared with all participants."
Simona Filip Racek, EDC SBDC Trade Specialist
Daniel Baisie Jr, Training Participant
"Words can't express my excitement in going through this useful training and finally receiving this awesome certificate. Am really grateful to you, Queen. Thank you very much as we keep our usual communications and info regarding the next training workshops. God Bless!
Kind Regards,
Daniel
Emmanuel Abondunde, Training Participant
"Good morning Queen Mother,
I just want to say thank you for the 8Weeks training, indeed I learnt what I knew I could have spent fortune to acquire .
it's an experience I remain grateful for.Thank you ma."
Emmanuel
At Royal African Company, we connect global investors with Africa’s most promising development projects. Are you ready to be part of Africa’s economic transformation?
Our Blogs
Top 5 Emerging Markets in Africa for 2024
Africa continues to be a continent of immense potential and opportunity for U.S. businesses. As we move further into 2024, several African nations are emerging as particularly promising markets for trade and investment. These nations are attracting international attention due to their rapidly growing economies, expanding consumer markets, and abundant resources.In this article, we'll explore the top 5 emerging markets in Africa that U.S. businesses should keep on their radar this year. This presents a tremendous opportunity for U.S. businesses and investors.
Boosting African Agricultural Exports to the U.S.
Africa's agricultural sector holds immense potential for growth and export expansion, particularly to the United States market. With its vast arable land, diverse climates, and increasing focus on modernization, African countries are well-positioned to become major players in the global agricultural trade. This blog post explores strategies and opportunities for African farmers and agribusinesses to increase their exports to the United States.
Building Long-term U.S.-Africa Partnerships
The narrative around Africa is shifting. No longer viewed solely through the lens of aid, the continent is emerging as a dynamic hub of innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. As the global economy continues to evolve, the importance of partnerships has never been more crucial. This is especially true for U.S.-Africa trade relations, where building long-term partnerships based on mutual benefit and environmental responsibility can lead to transformative economic growth and social progress.