Annex 2 | Financials

Production 

MASSIF contracted 18 investment transactions and 24 Capacity Development projects in 2024. Total investment production for the year amounted to €92 million of which €4.6 million in grants. Most of the new production was done in Africa, with 45% of the commitments done in the region. Latin America & The Carribean came in second with 21% of total commitments in the year.

Production 2024

Facility type

Contracted

%

Disbursements / Increase guarantee

%

Africa

Equity

21,784

24%

15,851

15%

Guarantee

3,034

3%

-

-

Commercial Loan

14,366

16%

14,544

13%

Grant

2,248

2%

187

-

Africa Total

41,432

45%

30,582

28%

Asia

Equity

5,080

6%

9,590

9%

Commercial Loan

6,453

7%

27,677

25%

Grant

1,140

1%

477

-

Asia Total

12,673

14%

37,744

34%

Europe & Central Asia

Equity

-

-

1,207

1%

Guarantee

1,951

2%

-

-

Commercial Loan

14,285

16%

4,536

4%

Europe & Central Asia Total

16,236

18%

5,743

5%

Global

Equity

1,137

1%

180

-

Commercial Loan

-

-

10,183

9%

Grant

1,047

1%

-

-

Global Total

2,184

2%

10,363

9%

Latin America & The Caribbean

Commercial Loan

19,329

21%

21,363

19%

Grant

150

-

5,062

5%

Latin America & The Caribbean Total

19,479

21%

26,425

24%

Grand Total

92,003

100%

110,857

100%

Disbursements

Total disbursements / increase guarantee added up to €110.9 million in 2024, an increase compared to last year’s disbursements of €64.5 million. Of these disbursements, 34% were done in Asia and 28% were done in Africa.

Portfolio

MASSIF's exposure per region is capped at 40% of total assets, except for Africa, where a minimum commitment of 40% is required. While the proportion of the total net portfolio invested in Africa increased in 2024 compared to 2023, it is below the 40% target compared to total assets, at 35%. That said, 35% underrepresents the actual exposure of MASSIF to Africa, as it does not take into account the African exposure through investments classified as global, which as a category represent 19% of total assets. Asia ranks as the third largest region, with net portfolio at 19% of total assets. The net portfolio proportions for Europe and Central Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean, are 7% and 6% of total assets, respectively. 

The fund is committed to achieving the set target in Africa and maintaining its exposure in the rest of the regions at an acceptable level.

MASSIF's limit for fund investments was set at a maximum of 40%. By the end of the year, this limit was exceeded, with funds exposure reaching 43% of total assets. The fund continues to work to get in line with this limit by emphasizing direct investments over fund investments.

Outstanding portfolio 2024: Equity & Associates

Sector

Gross

Fair Value Adjustment

Net Portfolio

Africa

Agri, Food and Water

4,015

-401

3,614

Diverse Sectors

10,218

1,216

11,434

Energy

2,102

-97

2,005

Financial Institutions

22,871

-4,037

18,834

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

78,946

-18,456

60,490

Africa Total

118,152

-21,775

96,376

Asia

Financial Institutions

20,719

-5,854

14,865

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

45,663

-3,328

42,335

Asia Total

66,382

-9,182

57,200

Europe & Central Asia

Financial Institutions

7,856

7,723

15,579

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

3,240

-284

2,956

Europe & Central Asia Total

11,096

7,439

18,535

Latin America & The Caribbean

Financial Institutions

7,006

-5,912

1,093

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

6,368

-6,304

65

Latin America & The Caribbean Total

13,374

-12,216

1,158

Global

Financial Institutions

45,083

16,259

61,342

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

3,472

-1,566

1,906

Global Total

48,555

14,693

63,248

Grand Total

257,559

-21,042

236,517

Outstanding portfolio 2024: Loans

Sector

Gross

ECL stage 1&2

ECL stage 3

Fair Value Adjustment

Amortized Fees

Accrued Income

Net Portfolio

Africa

Agri, Food and Water

4,010

-54

-

-

-26

70

4,001

Financial Institutions

72,492

-582

-

-41

-188

5,151

52,919

Africa Total

76,502

-636

-

-41

-214

5,222

56,919

Asia

Agri, Food and Water

4,425

-

-

583

-

-

5,008

Financial Institutions

33,533

-229

-

-1,340

-141

3,302

22,961

Asia Total

37,958

-229

-

-757

-141

3,302

27,969

Europe & Central Asia

Financial Institutions

10,418

-63

-

-

-143

259

10,471

Europe & Central Asia Total

10,418

-63

-

-

-143

259

10,471

Latin America & The Caribbean

Agri, Food and Water

3,382

-14

-

-

-

50

3,418

Financial Institutions

20,663

-412

-

-

-177

699

20,773

Latin America & The Caribbean Total

24,045

-426

-

-

-177

749

24,191

Global

Agri, Food and Water

3,300

-

-

-655

-

-

2,645

Financial Institutions

19,324

-134

-

-

-80

12

19,121

Global Total

22,624

-134

-

-655

-80

12

21,767

Grand Total

171,547

-1,488

-

-1,453

-754

9,542

141,316

Outstanding portfolio 2024: Guarantees

Sector

Gross

ECL stage 1&2

Africa

Financial Institutions

5,201

-29

Africa Total

5,201

-29

Asia

Financial Institutions

1,477

-3

Asia Total

1,477

-2

Europe & Central Asia

Financial Institutions

3,667

-15

Europe & Central Asia Total

3,667

-15

Grand Total

10,345

-47

Net portfolio 2024

Sector

Net Portfolio

Africa

Agri, Food and Water

7,614

Diverse Sectors

11,434

Energy

2,005

Financial Institutions

71,753

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

60,490

Africa Total

153,295

Asia

Agri, Food and Water

5,008

Financial Institutions

37,825

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

42,336

Asia Total

85,169

Europe & Central Asia

Financial Institutions

26,049

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

2,956

Europe & Central Asia Total

29,005

Latin America & The Caribbean

Agri, Food and Water

3,418

Financial Institutions

21,866

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

65

Latin America & The Caribbean Total

25,348

Global

Agri, Food and Water

2,645

Financial Institutions

80,464

Multi-Sector Fund Investment

1,906

Global Total

85,015

Grand Total

377,833

Customers

MASSIF’s aggregate exposure to its top ten customers recorded a marginal decrease of 1 percentage point in the year to 31% (2023: 32%). Maximum customer exposure is currently 6% which is below the limit of 7.5% as prescribed in the fund strategy. Advans S.A. Sicar remains as the highest customer exposure for the second consecutive year.

Top 10 customers with largest exposure 2024

Customer Name

Net Carrying

%

Advans S.A. Sicar

28,505

6%

BANCO DE ANTIGUA SOCIEDAD ANONIMA

15,775

4%

Ventures Program Asia

15,151

4%

Partech Africa SLP

12,147

3%

Accion Frontier Inclusion Fund, L.P.

12,023

3%

PROCREDIT HOLDING AG & CO.KGAA

11,718

3%

JSC Microbank Crystal

10,471

2%

Afriland First Group SA

10,006

2%

African Rivers Fund III L.P.

9,925

2%

Dashen Bank Share Company

9,721

2%

Grand Total

135,442

31%

Total Assets

443,100

Countries

MASSIF's client portfolio spans 38 countries across 5 regions. By the end of 2024, India had the highest exposure at 4%, closely followed by Guatemala, also at 4%. Several other countries had exposures ranging from approximately 2-3% of the portfolio each, all well within the MASSIF investment criteria and guidelines, which cap exposure at 20% per country. The Fund’s exposure to its top ten countries stood at 25% for the year.

Top 10 countries with largest exposure 2024

Country

Net Carrying

%

India

18,118

4%

Guatemala

15,775

4%

Nepal

13,276

3%

Georgia

10,471

2%

Ethiopia

10,225

2%

Ghana

10,038

2%

Zimbabwe

9,900

2%

Madagascar

9,547

2%

Kyrgyzstan

8,025

2%

Kosovo

7,554

2%

Grand Total

112,929

25%

Total Assets

443,100

COUNTRY INCOME CATEGORY

By the end of 2024, 5% of MASSIF's total assets were invested in low-income countries. The majority of investments, 70%, were in lower middle-income countries. Additionally, 10% of the portfolio was allocated to upper middle-income countries, with the remaining customers having a multi-country focus.

The MASSIF portfolio distribution across income country categories is affected not only by investment and divestment patterns, but also by the evolution of the country category list itself. Please note that shifting country categories only affect the Fund's country distribution through newly contracted facilities; a facility retains its country category throughout the life of the facility even if there is a change in the category of the country corresponding to it.

Country Income Category 2024

Income type

Net Carrying

%

LIC

21,472

5%

LMIC

310,348

70%

UMIC

45,075

10%

Multi-Country

938

0%

Grand Total

377,833

Total Assets

443,100

COMBINATION PROJECTS

The volume of MASSIF's exposure to entities co-invested by FMO or other government funds rose to €83 million in 2024, up from €79.2 million in 2023. As a percentage of the total portfolio, combination projects remained stable at 22% of MASSIF's outstanding portfolio.

Combination Projects with FMO-A and Funds 2024

Customer

MASSIF

FMO NV

BP

AEF

LUF

Combination

Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund, L.P.

3,614

1,807

5,420

DOLMA IMPACT FUND II

4,525

2,263

6,788

Energy Access Ventures Fund

2,005

6,015

8,020

Fairtrade Access Fund SA, SICAV-SIF

3,418

6,080

9,497

Horizon Capital Growth Fund IV, L.P.

2,956

2,956

5,912

IDH FarmFit Fund B.V.

2,645

2,645

5,291

Maris Limited

9,014

9,185

18,199

Medical Credit Fund II Coöperatief U.A.

794

1,589

2,383

Novastar Ventures Africa Fund II LP

4,023

4,023

8,046

PROCREDIT HOLDING AG & CO.KGAA

11,718

8,595

20,312

Sanasa Development Bank PLC

1,323

1,397

2,720

Ventures Program Africa EurNb

5,731

65,568

5,731

2,866

79,895

Ventures Program Asia

15,151

34,195

15,151

7,575

72,073

Dvara Kshetriya Gramin Financial Services Private Limited

6,513

4,950

11,463

Ventures Program 2

938

7,358

938

469

9,703

Accretive Cleantech Finance Private Limited

5,080

5,080

10,161

Joliba Capital Fund I , L.P

1,839

920

2,759

FMO-Novastar Co-investment Facility L.P.

1,692

1,593

3,285

Total portfolio (Net Carrying Value)

377,833

8,616,164

329,793

123,083

47,122

9,493,995

% combination investments

22%

2%

14%

14%

11%

3%

PORTFOLIO QUALITY

Write-Offs

In 2024 there were three write-offs for an aggregate amount of €4.6 million (2023: €8.9 million).

Value adjustments on loans

There were ten customers with value adjustment in the MASSIF portfolio at year-end 2024. This totaled €29.3 million (2023: €36.8 million).

There were two customers with a fair value adjustment in the MASSIF portfolio at year-end 2024. This totaled €1.4 million (2023: €2.3 million).

NPE Loans 2024

Customer

Outstanding Principal

Charge off %

Charge off

Net Portfolio

Amortized Cost

Afriland First Group SA

26,440

-71%

-16,434

10,006

NMB Bank Limited

5,886

-52%

-3,234

2,652

Palestinian Company for Credit and Development - FATEN

4,444

-30%

-1,329

3,115

Proximity Finance Microfinance Company Ltd

3,152

-97%

-3,057

95

BRAC Myanmar Microfinance Company Limited

1,932

-85%

-1,643

290

Maha Agriculture Private Company Limited

1,882

-89%

-1,675

207

Chamroeun Microfinance PLC

1,430

-45%

-628

802

Chamroeun Microfinance PLC

1,428

-45%

-628

800

Sajida Foundation

1,362

-12%

-163

1,198

Vitas Palestine for Microfinance Company

1,214

-39%

-471

743

49,169

-60%

-29,261

19,908

Fair Value

Proximity Finance Microfinance Company Ltd

269

-96%

-258

11

Maha Agriculture Private Company Limited

1,257

-88%

-1,106

151

1,526

-89%

-1,364

162

FUND CAPITAL

Government contribution

The total subsidy received to date amounts to €414 million, with actual disbursed amount until 31 December 2024 being €352.84 million. 

MANAGEMENT FEES

Since 2018 a new agreement between FMO and DGIS is in place for the calculation of the management fees, which is 2.0% of total committed portfolio. Calculation takes place on quarterly basis, based on the portfolio at the end of previous quarter. The agreement also specifies that the total fees of AEF, Building Prospects and MASSIF together cannot increase or decrease more than 5% compared to the year before. An exception is when DGIS grants extra subsidy to the fund; in this case the fees can increase with 2.0% of the extra subsidy. The calculated fees for MASSIF in 2024 amounted to €10,100 million.