Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries

Venture Capital

Belgian development finance institution investing directly in private-sector projects, financial institutions, and infrastructure across developing and emerging countries.

Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries was founded in 2001, is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, has 4 recorded investments, and includes 2 companies in its recorded portfolio.

Financial Services
Infrastructure
Headquarters
Brussels, Belgium
Founded
2001
AUM
$1.3B
Portfolio Companies
2
Total Investments
4
Last Investment
May 2025

Indexed holds 2 portfolio companies and 4 funding rounds for this investor. The full record is or through the API.

Investment Thesis

Supports a strong private sector in developing and emerging countries so they can access growth and sustainable development within the UN Sustainable Development Goals framework.

Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries is a Venture Capital firm based in Brussels, Belgium. It was founded in 2001. It has made 4 investments, including Amartha and SANASA Development Bank. Focus areas include Financial Services and Infrastructure.

Portfolio2

Co-investors7

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Venture Capital ×5 · Other ×1 · Corporate VC ×1 · 2 shared rounds

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