Impact Property Fund lists on NSX
The Impact Property Fund has listed on the Namibia Securities Exchange. PHOTO: FILE

Impact Property Fund lists on NSX

Impact Property Fund (Impact) has listed on the Namibian Securities Exchange (NSX) as a Capital Pool Company (CPC) under the ticker IFP, providing a listed platform to pursue qualifying acquisitions of property-backed and service-enabled real-economy assets in Namibia.

The listing marks Impact’s first public entry and establishes a regulated vehicle intended to consolidate assets with existing operating history, proven trading performance, and demonstrable execution capability.

The Fund has access to an identified pipeline of viable assets and developments which, subject to the required approvals, are intended to be reversed into the listed entity as part of its qualifying acquisition strategy.

Impact’s strategic focus includes assets and operating platforms that support national delivery requirements, including services to government-owned and state-controlled property portfolios, oil and gas operators and contractors, where local content participation and national capability are required, and institutional and commercial property owners seeking reliable, scalable execution

A core element of the Fund’s execution model is the integration of local SME operators into its delivery platforms. Impact intends to support this through structured participation frameworks, including access to working-capital and contract-linked funding mechanisms. These are designed to enable compliant SMEs to participate meaningfully in larger projects while maintaining delivery standards, risk controls, and governance discipline.

The Fund is structured to act as a local content partner where execution depth, governance, and operational continuity are critical. Its approach prioritises assets and platforms that are already functioning, with the objective of scaling and institutionalising operations rather than pursuing speculative development.

Following the listing, Impact intends to undertake a capital raise targeted for 26 March 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and prevailing market conditions. In accordance with CPC requirements, capital will be protected and deployed only upon completion of qualifying acquisitions approved by the board, sponsor, shareholders where applicable, and the NSX.

Impact is chaired by Kallie van der Merwe, who is also the Chief Executive Officer of Safland Property Group and a co-founder of Droombos Boutique Hotel and Simanya River Lodge. 

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