About FIS-RDC
A public strategic investment institution, established by decree and overseen by the Ministry of Finance.
At a glance
FIS-RDC at a glance
- Status
- Public strategic investment institution
- Established
- Decree No. 25/031 of 2 October 2025
- Oversight
- Ministry of Finance
- Capital
- 100% owned by the Congolese State
- Pillars
- Mining & Resources · Energy · Infrastructure · Agriculture
- Head office
- Kinshasa Financial Centre, Gombe — Kinshasa
- Contact
- contact@fisrdc.com
Our history
Creation
Signature of Decree No. 25/031 establishing and organising FIS-RDC.
Operationalisation
Appointment of the Fund's officers by presidential ordinance: FIS-RDC becomes operational.
Our strategic framework
Vision
Turning natural resources into lasting capital for present and future generations
Mission
Mobilising and structuring financing to accelerate the national development strategy, territorial inclusion, economic diversification and national sovereignty.
Investment pillars
01
Mining & Resources
02
Energy
03
Infrastructure
04
Agriculture
Cross-cutting tools
Direct investment · Dedicated vehicles · Public-private partnerships · Co-investment · Financial leverage · Fiduciary management
Governance
Board of Directors · Specialised committees · Executive management · Statutory auditors
Standards
ESG & responsible investment · Santiago Principles · SDG alignment
Our investment strategy
A dual requirement: returns and impact
The Fund's investment doctrine and strategy, drawn up to sovereign wealth fund best practice, rest on a few cardinal principles:
Double bottom line
Every investment targets both a positive financial return and measurable socio-economic impact: jobs, local value added, territorial balance, environment.
Long-term investor
A patient investment horizon of 5 to 20 years, suited to real, transformative assets.
Aligned with national priorities
Investments fit within the National Strategic Development Plan 2024-2028 and the Public Investment Programme.
Equity first
Priority to equity and quasi-equity stakes, co-investing wherever possible; debt on a subsidiary basis.
100% DRC
The Fund invests exclusively in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with territorial inclusion among its key indicators.
Investment discipline
Demonstrated value creation, risk scenarios, exit options identified at appraisal, reinvested revenues and periodic independent evaluation.
Anchored in the 2024-2028 NSDP
The Fund's investments fall within the five pillars of the National Strategic Development Plan:
Highlights of the investment doctrine and strategy — the full documents will be published once approved by the Fund's governing bodies.
Missions
Under Article 3 of Decree No. 25/031, the Fund is tasked with:
- 01
Mobilising and structuring innovative financing.
- 02
Investing in strategic assets — infrastructure, real estate, energy, emerging technologies, agriculture, industry — in line with the Public Investment Programme (PIP).
- 03
Holding, managing, enhancing and generating returns from specific public assets, facilitating their integration into high value-added investment projects.
- 04
Ensuring transparent and rigorous governance of public funds, in compliance with environmental and social norms and the principles of financial accountability and performance.
- 05
Promoting co-investment alongside institutional and private partners, national and international.
- 06
Acting as financial leverage for the country's development, easing access to national and international financing.
- 07
Providing fiduciary management of certain public investment projects entrusted by the Government.
- 08
Embedding international standards, notably environmental, social and governance (ESG) norms.
Governance
The Fund relies on governance aligned with international best practice, under the oversight of the Ministry of Finance.
Oversight: Ministry of Finance
Statutory auditors
Annual certification of the accounts — external control
Board of Directors
Sets the strategic direction and oversees management
Audit & governance committee
Control and compliance
Investment committee
Appraisal of investment decisions
Executive management
Day-to-day management and strategy delivery
Leadership
The Fund's first leaders were appointed by presidential ordinance in February 2026.
Clavin Kabamba Nsupi
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Émile Donatien Luhahi Osumba
Chief Executive Officer
Nina Masangu Mwamba
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Detailed biographies: to be published.