Invest in More Tomorrows, today

Infrastructure investments have the power to unlock South Africa’s potential. By using private capital to invest in energy, connectivity, and social infrastructure, we are supporting the foundations that help our country move forward.

At the heart of our approach is a simple belief: when we invest, we invest in more than financial returns.

 We invest in progress.

South Africa’s economic growth depends on strong infrastructure. Reliable energy, modern connectivity, and efficient transport systems all play a critical role in supporting economic development and opportunity.

We invest in opportunity.

Through our infrastructure investment strategy, we invest in essential assets that help strengthen the country’s foundations.

And we invest in the future of South Africa.

These investments are designed to deliver long-term value for institutional investors while supporting the development of infrastructure that South Africa needs to grow and thrive.

 Investing where it matters most

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STANLIB Income Fund

The fund aims to maximise income returns while providing investors with capital stability over the medium term by investing in a broad spectrum of fixed income instruments.

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STANLIB Bond Fund

A fund aiming to achieve capital growth and income returns by investing in long term fixed income instruments such as government and corporate bonds.

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STANLIB webinar: Where to next for fixed income investors?

Revised South African National Budget 2025/2026

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STANLIB Flexible Income Fund reduces risk in volatile Q2

In this podcast, Sylvester Kobo, Deputy Head of STANLIB Fixed Income, describes how the team’s views evolved through Q2 2025. After the US Liberation Day announcements, duration in the STANLIB Flexible Income Fund was reduced from three to about 1.5 years. With continuing uncertainty over tariffs, the fund maintains a defensive position, but its allocation to cash and inflation-linked bonds helped it to outperform its benchmark in the quarter. Sylvester also touches on offshore investor flows into and out of SA bonds and the SARB’s new, lower inflation target. You can access the podcast here.