Isibaya Fund
Isibaya funds projects that generate financial returns, support positive and long- term economic social and environmental outcomes
Early Stage Fund
The Early Stage Fund focuses on funding early-stage ventures or innovations in various sectors.
190258
Total Jobs Facilitated
R 3.2 Trillion
Value of AuM
1 300 000 sqm
Total Gross Lettable Area
About PIC
PIC is an asset management firm wholly owned by the government of the Republic of South Africa, represented by the Minister of Finance.
The Public Investment Corporation SOC Limited (PIC) was established in 1911 as the Public Debt Commissioners, the PIC was corporatised on 1 April 2005 in accordance with the Public Investment Corporation Act, 2004. The PIC ranks amongst the best and successful asset management firms in the world and is by far the largest in Africa.
The PIC runs a diversified investment portfolio of multple asset classes including:
Listed Equities
70%Real Estate
5%Capital Market
5%Private Equity
10%Capital Market
R0.6tnOur Business
Listed Investments
80% AuM
Unlisted Investments
Isibaya • Properties
Environmental, Social and Governance
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Our Values
Transparency
Open reporting and clear decision-making so stakeholders can trust what we do.
Respect
We treat people, communities and partners with dignity and empathy.
Results-driven
We focus on measurable outcomes that deliver long-term value.
Accountability
We own outcomes, learn from results and act to improve performance.
Innovation
We pursue better solutions and embrace new ideas to create impact.
Integrity
We act ethically and transparently in every decision we make.
Lead by Example
We set the standard through our behaviour and operational excellence.
Publications
Media
The Public Investment Corporation is hosting top asset managers at its G20 Dialogue in Pretoria
The Public Investment Corporation is hosting top asset managers at its G20 Dialogue in Pretoria. The focus is on new funding models that could help fast-track infrastructure projects and boost intra-Africa trade in an increasingly complex global economy. Newzroom Afrika's Ntokozo Khumalo has more.
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