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Energy in Rwanda: funding deals and active investors

One of the best-documented segments on the platform. Latest rounds, investors who lead them, tickets and instruments — Energy, Rwanda.

6

deals recorded

0

over 12 months

1.8 M$

median disclosed ticket

13

identified investors

Key findings

  • 6 funding deals recorded (Energy, Rwanda) since 2024, involving 4 companies and 13 identified investors. 0 of them over the last 12 months (3 the previous year).
  • Median disclosed ticket: 1.8 M$; half of the deals fall between 1.2 M$ and 6.4 M$ (4 amounts disclosed out of 6, 23.3 M$ in total).
  • Where the money goes: Electric mobility (83 %), Clean cooking (17 %).
  • Most frequent stage: Growth (17 %); most used instrument: Equity (33 %).
  • Most active investors: Acumen (2), Beyond Capital Ventures (2), Rwanda Green Fund (2).
  • 50 % of deals are syndicated (at least two investors around the table).

Industries

  • Electric mobility5
  • Clean cooking1

Stages

  • Growth1
  • Series A1

Instruments

  • Equity2
  • Grant2

Deals per year

YearDealsDisclosed amounts
2024523.3 M$
20251—

Most active investors

Latest deals

CompanyDateDisclosed amountsLead
AmpersandElectric mobility · Rwanda · GrowthAug 2025undisclosedSeedstars Africa Venturessource
BiomasstersClean cooking · RwandaDec 2024undisclosedAcumensource
IZI ElectricElectric mobility · RwandaOct 2024220 k$Rwanda Green Fundsource
AmpersandElectric mobility · Rwanda · Series AAug 20242 M$AHL Venture Partnerssource
OX DeliversElectric mobility · RwandaFeb 20241.6 M$Energy Catalystsource
AmpersandElectric mobility · RwandaJan 202419.5 M$Ecosystem Integrity Fundsource
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Method: published funding deals (press releases, specialised media), recorded by Invest Matching's news monitoring and reviewed before integration. Amounts in US dollars; deals without a disclosed amount count in the totals, not in the medians.