We operate at the intersection of labour, trust and commerce.
We don’t just manage assets. We actively seek to impact the livelihoods of workers and their communities by participating in industries that are core to our constituency.
Core Sectors
Namibian Fishing, Manufacturing, Food and Beverage
Our Theory of Impact
Capital is the means; livelihood is the measure.
Every investment decision is examined through two lenses — the financial return to the shareholder and the tangible effect on the worker. When the two converge, the decision becomes obvious.
This is what responsible investing looks like for a custodian of beneficiary capital: growth that does not come at the expense of those whose labour produced the capital in the first place.
Impact & Stakeholders
We operate at the intersection of labour, trust, and commerce.
We practice responsible investing. We don’t just manage assets; we actively seek to impact the livelihoods of workers and their communities by participating in industries — like fishing and manufacturing — that are core to our constituency.
NAFAU Union
Long-term growth, responsible investing, and support for union objectives.
NAFAU Workers Trust
Sustainable dividend income, good governance, and tangible benefits for beneficiaries.
Beneficiaries and Families
Dignity through stable employment in the industries we support and invest in.
Associate Companies
Engaged shareholding, consistent oversight and constructive board participation.
Communities
Indirect benefit through Namibian-anchored capital that recirculates locally.
Sectors of Conviction
Where capital meets consequence.
Our sector preferences are not abstract. They are chosen because they directly intersect with the lives of those we exist to serve.
Fishing
A core sector of our constituency. We pursue partnerships that align worker welfare with commercial returns.
Manufacturing
Industrial activity that creates jobs and skills development for NAFAU members and their families.
Healthcare
Through Primehealth, exposure to a sector vital to worker wellbeing and national resilience.
Financial Services
Through Nam-mic, supporting financial inclusion and worker-facing financial products.