Axios Impact Investments

Axios Impact Investments Axios is a revolutionary rural financing company enabling social enterprises to extend customer financing,increase their impact and alleviate poverty.

Axios Impact Investments is a financial services company providing lease to purchase agreements to customers for income-producing assets through partner organizations. Securing customer financing poses a significant hurdle for worthy organizations trying to scale their impact as facilitating loans and managing financial products typically falls outside of their scope of competency, and microfinanc

e remains limited in its reach, especially among rural borrowers. Furthermore, investors are showing increased interest in investment opportunities that offer modest or below-market returns, but provide important social impact. This space – often referred to as Impact Investing – is a growing industry, but deal flow continues to challenge individual investors and financial managers who seek worthy and fitting investment opportunities. Axios Impact Investments serves as the catalyst between these impact investors and development organizations, facilitating mid-sized investments ($1,000 to $50,000) to worthy borrowers for modest returns (2-10%).

01/01/2015

Happy 2015! It’s a New Year and we are full of new things! We are excited to announce that Growing Capital is now Axios Impact Investments! We are busy finalizing plans for our pilot this Spring and preparing for business plan competitions. Keep an eye on this page for updates as we move forward!

A specially engineered bag at Purdue University by their Department of Entomology helps store a variety of major crops f...
10/04/2014

A specially engineered bag at Purdue University by their Department of Entomology helps store a variety of major crops for more than one year after harvest without additional chemicals. This has the potential of increasing farmers' incomes through higher produce prices. Check it out:

http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2014/Q2/purdue-gets-funding-for-commercializing-pics-bags-in-africa.html

Purdue University is receiving a $10 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to develop a program that will put the crop-saving PICS bags into the hands of more farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa countries to improve their food security and income.

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