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DRC Eurobonds
FIS-RDC

Investors

Co-invest alongside the Congolese State, with a sovereign partner anchored in international standards.

Why the DRC

First-rank economic potential

Critical minerals

The world's largest cobalt reserves and one of the leading copper producers.

Energy

Africa's largest hydropower potential, led by the Inga site.

Agriculture

80 million hectares of arable land: a potential breadbasket for the region.

Demographics & markets

A domestic market of over 100 million people, at the heart of regional corridors.

Credibility

A sovereign partner with institutional safeguards

  • Public institution established by Decree No. 25/031 of 2 October 2025, overseen by the Ministry of Finance.

  • Capital wholly owned by the Congolese State.

  • Governance aligned with international standards: board of directors, specialised committees, statutory auditors.

  • Accounts audited and published annually from the first financial year.

Our doctrine in brief

Double bottom line: returns and impactPatient 5-20 year horizonEquity and co-investment first
Read our investment strategy

Sovereign debt

The DRC's inaugural Eurobond issuance

In April 2026, the Democratic Republic of the Congo completed its first Eurobond issuance on international markets: USD 1.25 billion, in two tranches. Led by the Ministry of Finance, the issuance demonstrates the country's access to capital markets and the readability of its macro-financial framework — the environment in which the Fund operates and structures its transactions.

TrancheIndicative priceChange
DRC 8.75% 04/32101.68+0.05 %
DRC 9.5% 04/37102.24-0.04 %

Indicative prices as of 22 September 2026Indicative prices, published for information only; they constitute neither an offer nor investment advice.

Risks & mitigation

Understanding and mitigating risk

The Fund structures its transactions so that risks are identifiable and insurable.

Political risk

Cover available through MIGA (World Bank Group) and ATI/ACA.

Currency risk

Tailored structuring of cash flows and hedging instruments negotiated at closing.

Counterparty risk

Systematic integrity due diligence and contractual safeguards.

Execution risk

Close project monitoring, milestone-based disbursements and regular reporting.

In each transaction, FIS-RDC acts as a mobiliser of risk-mitigation instruments: partial guarantees, export credit agencies, multilateral insurance.

Partnerships

Working with the Fund

Sister institutions, development banks and funds, private investors: the Fund is open to co-investment, co-financing, technical assistance and expertise sharing.

Investor relations