CEC Africa Investments is a power-infrastructure holding company that most investors know for one thing: its long-running effort to take control of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company in Nigeria. The deal has defined the company's public story even as its own financial detail remains unusually hard to pin down. Full nameCEC Africa Investments Limited Ticker / exchangeCCAF / Lusaka Securities Exchange (LUSE) HeadquartersPort Louis, Mauritius SectorPower infrastructure investment Incorporated2013 CEOEmmanuel Sampa Katepa CFOAsher Simukoko (reported; to be confirmed in latest filing) ChairAmal Arpun Autar (reported; to be confirmed in latest filing) …
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