Chayton Capital in the News
Television Coverage
MIGA and Chayton Capital LLP to support Agribusiness
Investments in Southern Africa
At a ceremony held in Washington, DC on May 10th, Chayton CEO Neil Crowder and MIGA Executive Vice President Izumi Kobayashi signed a contract under which MIGA will provide political risk cover for Chayton’s investments in Zambia and Botswana.
The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) is the political risk insurance arm of the World Bank Group. For more information, visit www.miga.org
Videos from Chayton/MIGA contract signing ceremony:
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| Neil Crowder, CEO, Chayton Capital | Karima Ola, Managing Partner, Chayton Capital |
Agriculture representatives from Africa visit Fargo
http://www.inforum.com/event/article/id/287482/ ...more >>
Zambia’s Investment star shines brightly
http://www.shout-africa.com/?p=2080 ...more >>
British firm to invest $20m in agri-business
http://www.statehouse.gov.zm ...more >>
MIGA and Chayton Capital LLP to support Agribusiness
Investments in Southern Africa
http://www.miga.org/news/ ...more >>
CBS Property appoints new CEO
http://www.sasad.hu/en/news/news/ ...more >>
Capturing Africa’s agricultural potential
http://www.thisisafricaonline.com/news/ ...more >>
FDIs good for business
http://www.daily-mail.co.zm ...more >>
British Company invests in Zambia
http://www.lusakatimes.com ...more >>
Chayton invests in Copperbelt farms
http://www.daily-mail.co.zm ...more >>
Chobe Agrivision $50m agreement
www.times.co.zm/news/ ...more >>
Firm to invest K1.1 trillion
www.znbc.co.zm/media/news ...more >>
Govt pledges better investment climate
www.postzambia.com/ ...more >>
Atlas Farming could transform SADC agriculture landscape
Chayton’s Office, Designed For Living
www.europeanbusinessexpress.com ...more >>
Logistics & Cargo Center in Nis
Chayton Capital and CV Starr invest in €150m property investment
Swan Office Park - Bucharest’s Leading Business Development 57,000 sq m of A class offices to be delivered in Pipera in 2010
www.europaproperty.com ...more >>
Voestalpine to build new steel works in Constanta
