Ethiopian Investment Holdings
Ethiopian sovereign wealth fund
The Ethiopian Investment Holdings (Amharic: የኢትዮጵያ ኢንቨስትመንት ሆልዲንግስ; EIH) is a sovereign wealth fund headquartered in Wingate Street, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Established in December 2021, EIH encompasses thirty largest companies like Ethio telecom and Ethiopian Airlines.
In January 2022, EIH joined the African sovereign wealth fund.
History
Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) was established in December 2021 under Council of Ministers regulation No. 487/2022, with formal inauguration on 31 January 2022. It has a vision of creating "wealth, finance national development, and improve living standards for present and future generations".
According to deputy CEO of EIH Yasmin Wohabrebbi, most companies under EIH are profitable due to wide range reform to improve their activities.
EIH joined the African Sovereign Investors Forum in July 2023.
Since October 2023, EIH owns a 25% share of the Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX) in a public-private partnership. EIH also list some of its companies on the ESX, such as the Ethiopian Shipping and Logistic Services and the Ethiopian Insurance Corporation.
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