In a powerful fusion of vision, capital, and commitment, Prateek Suri, one of Africa’s youngest billionaires, is charting an ambitious course to drive Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Zimbabwe.

This move follows his recent high-level meeting with Zimbabwe’s First Lady in the Gulf, where key discussions were held around infrastructure, mining, technology, and national development.

Suri, the dynamic founder and CEO of Maser Group, has become a global symbol of entrepreneurial success and impact. In 2024, his consumer technology company crossed the $1 billion revenue mark, ultimately reaching a $5 billion valuation before being acquired by SCG Asia—one of the region’s largest industrial conglomerates.

Rather than resting on his laurels, Suri pivoted quickly to build an investment powerhouse focused on African transformation. Under Maser Group’s new investment division, he is spearheading high-capital ventures in collaboration with African governments, targeting sectors such as infrastructure, AI, roadways, shipping, and sustainable mining.

“Zimbabwe is uniquely positioned for growth,” Suri said in an exclusive conversation. “It has rich resources, a growing workforce, and a government willing to engage international investors. What we need now is bold capital, long-term vision, and execution rooted in integrity.”

Suri’s meeting with the First Lady of Zimbabwe in the Gulf marked the beginning of a new chapter. Plans are already underway to initiate partnerships on strategic infrastructure projects, including national road networks, AI integration for public services, port modernization, and responsible mineral extraction—all aimed at unlocking sustainable economic growth.

Beyond business, Prateek Suri is a deeply committed philanthropist. Through the Maser Foundation, he has led initiatives across Africa focused on education, clean water access, women’s empowerment, and rural healthcare. “Philanthropy isn’t charity—it’s an investment in people,” he said. “My goal has always been to use wealth not just to build businesses, but to uplift lives.”

Now, as he prepares for an official visit to Zimbabwe, Suri brings more than just capital—he brings a blueprint for modern African development rooted in innovation, partnership, and prosperity.

At just 36, Suri has emerged as a rare force: a tech titan, investment strategist, and humanitarian with a deep belief in Africa’s future. His work through Maser Group positions him as a global bridge between institutional investors and the continent’s fastest-growing economies.

As Africa enters a pivotal new era, voices like Prateek Suri’s are helping reshape not only perceptions but realities. With billions in capital ready to be deployed and a bold vision for the future, Zimbabwe could be the next chapter in a transformative legacy already in motion.