About Us

LAICO is a leading investment company established under the former People's General Committee decree No. (660) of 1990. We operate under the umbrella of Libya's sovereign wealth fund.

With a large capital, LAICO focuses on investments in Africa's real estate, hotel, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors. Our mission is to contribute to the development of the African economy by strategically investing Libyan funds and leveraging our expertise to create long-term value.

Who We Are

We are a subsidiary of Libya’s sovereign wealth fund, specializing in strategic investments in Africa’s real estate, hotel, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors.
Our diversified portfolio spans over 20 countries across the African continent, including South Africa, Chad, Mali, Burkina Faso, Kenya, Tanzania, Benin, Ghana, and Zambia.
At LAICO, we are committed to driving sustainable growth, fostering economic development, and maximizing returns for our stakeholders.
Explore our investment opportunities and discover the potential of Africa’s thriving markets. 

Our vision at Laico is to be a leading investment company in Africa and beyond, known for our expertise in identifying and developing investment opportunities that create value and contribute to economic growth. We aspire to become the partner of choice for Libyan investments, and to be recognized for our commitment to excellence, innovation, and responsible business practices.

At Laico, our mission is to strategically invest Libyan funds in Africa and beyond, with a focus on hospitality, hotels, and real estate, while diversifying our portfolio with multipurpose sub-holding companies. We are committed to maximizing the value of our investments, contributing to the growth of the Libyan economy, and creating sustainable value for all stakeholders.

[porto_schedule_timeline_container type="history"] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="1990" image_id="" heading="FOUNDATION" animation_type="fadeIn"]The Libyan African Investment Company (Laico) is established under Provision No. 660 of the Libyan government.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2006" image_id="" heading="ACQUISITION" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico is acquired by the Libya Africa Portfolio (LAP) with a share capital of 992,912,800 Libyan Dinars.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2008" image_id="" heading="THE BEGINNING OF THE INVESTMENT" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico invests in the Grand Hotel Tripoli, a five-star hotel in the heart of the Libyan capital.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2010" image_id="" heading="THE ACQUISITION OF LAICO" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico expands its portfolio with the acquisition of several properties in Morocco, including the Kenzi Tower Hotel in Casablanca.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2012" image_id="" heading="PLANS TO INVEST" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico announces plans to invest in South Sudan, with a focus on developing the country's hospitality and real estate sectors.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2014" image_id="" heading="THE DEVELOPMENT" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico partners with the African Export-Import Bank to invest in the development of the hotel industry in Africa.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2017" image_id="" heading="ENTERING THE TUNISIAN MARKET" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico opens the Laico Hammamet Hotel in Tunisia, marking its entry into the Tunisian market.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2019" image_id="" heading="EXPANSION IN NORTH AFRICA" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico acquires the Sheraton Tunis Hotel and the Sheraton Annaba Hotel in Algeria, further expanding its presence in North Africa.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [porto_schedule_timeline_item subtitle="2021" image_id="" heading="CONTINUE PERFORMING THE TASK" animation_type="fadeIn"]Laico continues to pursue its mission of investing Libyan funds in Africa and beyond, with a focus on hospitality, hotels, and real estate, while diversifying its portfolio with multipurpose sub-holding companies.[/porto_schedule_timeline_item] [/porto_schedule_timeline_container]
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