Water & environment funding in Africa: investors, tickets and countries
Who finances Water & environment in Africa, where, at which stage and with which tickets: every figure below is computed from the funding deals recorded on the platform.
4
deals recorded
2
over 12 months
305 k$
median disclosed ticket
3
identified investors
Key findings
- 4 funding deals recorded (Water & environment) since 2023, involving 4 companies and 3 identified investors. 2 of them over the last 12 months (1 the previous year).
- Median disclosed ticket: 305 k$; half of the deals fall between 257 k$ and 352 k$ (2 amounts disclosed out of 4, 609 k$ in total).
- Where the money goes: Nigeria (50 %), Kenya (25 %), Senegal (25 %).
- Most frequent stage: Seed (50 %); most used instrument: Senior debt (50 %).
- Most active investors: Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P) (1), Jambaar Capital (1), Norfund (1).
- 0 % of deals are syndicated (at least two investors around the table).
Countries
- Nigeria2
- Kenya1
- Senegal1
Industries
- Waste and recycling4
Stages
- Seed2
- Growth1
- Debt1
Instruments
- Senior debt2
- Equity1
- Quasi-equity1
Deals per year
| Year | Deals | Disclosed amounts |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 1 | — |
| 2025 | 2 | 609 k$ |
| 2026 | 1 | — |
Most active investors
- Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P)1 deal
- Jambaar Capital1 deal
- Norfund1 deal
Latest deals
| Company | Date | Disclosed amounts | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrashCoinWaste and recycling · Nigeria · Seed | Apr 2026 | undisclosed | Jambaar Capitalsource |
| KaoPlastWaste and recycling · Senegal · Seed | Nov 2025 | 209 k$ | Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P)source |
| BadiliWaste and recycling · Kenya · Debt | Mar 2025 | 400 k$ | undisclosedsource |
| Wecyclers Nigeria LimitedWaste and recycling · Nigeria · Growth | Jul 2023 | undisclosed | Norfundsource |
See also
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.