Asili — Lagos · Pan-African

Strategyfor Africanoperators.

Twelve years of work across Lagos, Nairobi, Accra and Johannesburg. We don't decorate your deck — we move your numbers.

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What we do, plainly

We help African operators decide where to commit capital, where to compete, and where to stop. The deliverable is a decision — not a deck.

Selected work

Twelve years across four cities.

All case studies →
Foods · Lagos
Nigeria
Foods · Lagos
Fintech · Nairobi
Kenya
Fintech · Nairobi
Retail · Accra
Ghana
Retail · Accra
Logistics · Johannesburg
South Africa
Logistics · Johannesburg

The work happensinsideyour business.

We don't send juniors and we don't sub-contract. The principal who sells the engagement is the principal in your boardroom on the last day.

How an engagement runs

Four weeks of listening. Eight of doing.

01Listening

Three weeks inside the business. Floor, finance, founders. We surface what the deck already says — and what it does not.

02Framing

One week to write the decision. Two pages. Each member of the leadership team signs the framing before we move.

03Doing

Six weeks alongside your team. Operating model, pricing, sequencing — whatever the framing called for. We touch the spreadsheets.

04Handover

Two weeks of withdrawal. Your team runs the next month while we are still there to catch what falls.

Twelve years, measured
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Lagos · Nairobi · Accra · Johannesburg · Abidjan · Kigali · Cairo ·
Said about the work

We don't sell engagements with a deck. We renew them with one.

"Asili is the only firm we've worked with whose principals were still in our office on a Friday evening at the end of the engagement."
Ifeoma A.
Chief Executive, Lagos foods business
"They told us to skip a market. We almost didn't listen. We're glad we did."
Daniel K.
Co-founder, Nairobi fintech
"The work survived the rest of the year. That is the actual test."
Sade O.
Chair, Accra retail group
Begin a conversation

A first call, without obligation.Thirty minutes.

Tell us the business problem in two paragraphs. We will read it before we speak.