Acacia Village

Acacia Village provides a range of accommodation options and services focused on creating a secure and comfortable living environment for expatriates and professionals in South Sudan. Acacia Village offers accommodations in Juba, South Sudan, emphasizing security and community. Founded in 2009 through Maris Ltd, it has maintained a consistent operational strategy without major pivots. The company operates without known subsidiaries or parent companies.

Maris Ltd, the founding entity, has positioned Acacia Village to cater primarily to expatriates and professionals in challenging markets. The most recent funding deal was a Seed funding round in September 2009, with one total deal noted. Acacia Village primarily offers a variety of accommodation options, including single ensuite apartments, poolside studios, and cottages, designed for both short-term and long-term residents. Established in 2009, the facility focuses on security and a family-like atmosphere.

Besides lodging, Acacia Village provides office spaces, conferencing facilities for up to 50 people, and recreational amenities such as a swimming pool, gym, and tennis court. An on-site Bar & Restaurant offers catering services with a menu of locally-sourced dishes, primarily serving expatriates, business professionals, and organizations in South Sudan and nearby regions. Acacia Village generates revenue through various streams, including accommodation fees, conference room rentals, and dining services. The company typically engages directly with clients who book accommodations or reserve facilities for events, such as corporations arranging lodging and meeting spaces for employees traveling to Juba.

The pricing structure accommodates both individual guests and corporate clients, offering tailored solutions for each segment. Dining services additionally contribute to revenue, as guests enjoy high-quality meals prepared with locally-sourced ingredients, ensuring steady revenue from short-term stays and long-term business contracts. Looking ahead, Acacia Village plans to introduce new accommodation options and enhance its recreational facilities to meet growing demand. The company aims to expand its services to neighboring regions by 2025, targeting other countries in East Africa.

The funding from the Seed round in September 2009 will support these initiatives, facilitating infrastructure improvements and marketing efforts to attract a broader clientele, including international organizations seeking reliable accommodation solutions.