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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Mohau Equity Partners, Through GrowthHouse, Acquires KHUSA Consulting

Mohau Equity Partners, Through GrowthHouse, Acquires KHUSA Consulting

21 November 2024 by Guest

Mohau Equity Partners – through GrowthHouse, its integrated platform for independent financial advice, which is more than 90% owned by Mohau – has successfully acquired KHUSA Consulting. This acquisition creates a comprehensive, dynamic, and holistic financial services offering that successfully integrates employee benefits, financial planning, and short-term insurance Mohau Equity Partners, a 100% black women-owned …

Mohau Equity Partners – through GrowthHouse, its integrated platform for independent financial advice, which is more than 90% owned by Mohau – has successfully acquired KHUSA Consulting. This acquisition creates a comprehensive, dynamic, and holistic financial services offering that successfully integrates employee benefits, financial planning, and short-term insurance

Mohau Equity Partners, a 100% black women-owned private equity firm focused on unlocking transformative growth in high-impact sectors, is pleased to welcome KHUSA Consulting into its holding. This acquisition aligns with Mohau’s mission to drive social and economic development through strategic partnerships with high-growth businesses.

Dr Penny Moumakwa, Founder and CEO of Mohau Equity Partners, highlights the significance of this acquisition: “Our business model is built on the belief that entrepreneurs are the catalysts for the social and economic development of the African continent. By partnering with exceptional founders in high-growth businesses, we amplify that vision. KHUSA Consulting is a perfect fit for our business, and we are thrilled to integrate their team of independent experts into ours.”

Roshan Chiman, CEO of KHUSA Consulting, emphasises that GrowthHouse, an independent advisory firm, offering unbiased financial advice across the financial services spectrum, is a natural fit for KHUSA within Mohau Equity Partners.

“The acquisition enhances KHUSA’s ability to deliver tailored financial solutions in retirement funding, group risk, and healthcare, ensuring our clients’ unique employee benefit needs are met with expertise and care,” says Chiman. “Our commitment to providing innovative solutions remains steadfast. With Mohau’s bold financial services mandate leading the way, KHUSA is poised to achieve new heights of independent excellence.”

“GrowthHouse shares KHUSA’s values of integrity, trustworthiness, and a drive to foster long-term client partnerships and impactful benefits solutions,” says Gari Dhombo, CEO of GrowthHouse. “This acquisition again highlights the importance and progress made in transforming our industry and most importantly it enables us to look after the financial well-being of more South Africans.”

“We are extremely proud to join Mohau Equity Partners. Together, KHUSA and GrowthHouse will bring a dynamic, forward-looking approach to financial empowerment in South Africa, turning today’s decisions into tomorrow’s growth for businesses and their people,” concludes Chiman.

About Mohau Equity Partners

Mohau Equity Partners is a black women-owned private equity firm focused on impact growth funding and transforming businesses to meet South Africa’s socio-economic, leadership and

technology demands. It invests in high-growth businesses led by visionary entrepreneurs, helping drive sustainable growth aligned with the national imperative for job creation and economic prosperity.

About GrowthHouse

GrowthHouse is an innovative and entrepreneurial advisory business, grounded in independence, trust and a client-first approach, offering clients unbiased financial advice, world-class service and tailor-made solutions across the entire financial services spectrum.

GrowthHouse partners with leading financial advisers looking for growth opportunities and succession options. With a trusted brand, multiple provider contracts and a wide range of product solutions, their business model enables growth of advisory practices through a range of support services, technology and tools.

About KHUSA Consulting

KHUSA Consulting specialises in delivering Retirement Funding, Group Risk, and Healthcare Advisory Services for corporates and large organisations. Known for its independent excellence, it creates customised, sustainable benefit solutions that ensure tomorrow’s growth for employers and their employees.

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