Firm launches global data, decision-intelligence services focused on Africa

Truva Intelligence has officially launched operations, offering research, consulting and data-driven decision-intelligence services for corporates, investors, development institutions and governments with interests in Africa. The company announced its launch in Abuja on January 5, 2026, describing its services as “Africa-literate, decision-grade insight” designed to support organisations operating across North America, Western Europe and Africa. According […]

Truva Intelligence has officially launched operations, offering research, consulting and data-driven decision-intelligence services for corporates, investors, development institutions and governments with interests in Africa.

The company announced its launch in Abuja on January 5, 2026, describing its services as “Africa-literate, decision-grade insight” designed to support organisations operating across North America, Western Europe and Africa.

According to the company, its operating model combines strategic advisory, business intelligence, advanced data science, and monitoring and evaluation into a single end-to-end platform aimed at supporting evidence-based decision-making.

“Our clients want one thing: clarity,” said Basil Abia, co-founder of Truva Intelligence.

“They need to understand where to deploy capital, how regulation is shifting, what is happening on the ground, and how to build resilient strategies in complex environments. Truva Intelligence exists to answer those questions with data, not speculation.”

At launch, the firm said it plans to provide Africa-focused macro, sectoral and subnational data, near-real-time tracking of legislative and regulatory developments, and investment-grade intelligence on sectors such as energy, mining, transport and public-private partnerships.

Other offerings include geocoded security and access intelligence in select African countries, as well as environmental, social and governance (ESG) due-diligence and monitoring services for critical mineral value chains.

Truva Intelligence said these services will be supported by rapid advisory engagements, executive briefings and longer-term strategic advisory work for boards, investment committees and senior public officials.

The firm’s sector coverage includes the public and social sectors, energy and mining, infrastructure and logistics, agriculture and food security, technology and digital services, consumer markets, and sustainability and ESG.

Looking ahead, Truva Intelligence said it plans to expand its geographic coverage to more than 15 African countries within the next 18 months, while also developing additional product features, API integrations and research outputs, including the Truva Quarterly and Africa Risk Brief.