Fonds de capital-risque du groupe Axian (Madagascar) : fintech, télécoms, énergie.
Based on observed investment behaviour: 5 recorded deals
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Co-investor alongside Capria Ventures
Activity : Banking
Nigeria’s BFree has secured fresh capital to expand its unconventional approach to one of Africa’s most persistent financial problems: the mountain of non-performing loans sitting on bank balance sheets with nowhere to go.
Co-investors Algebra Ventures, Angaza Capital, GreenHouse Capital, Launch Africa Ventures, Modus Africa, VestedWorld
Source : techinafrica.com
Co-investor alongside TLcom Capital
Activity : Fintech infrastructure (APIs, open banking, BaaS)
Vehicle : TIDE Africa Fund II
HUB2 provides a unified API enabling neobanks, remittance and payment companies to process mobile money, bank transfers, card and crypto transactions across six Francophone countries.
Why they invested
Co-investors Africa Fintech Collective, Bpifrance (Fonds Averroès / Afrique), Digital Currency Group, ENL Group, Enza Capital, FMO
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside Norrsken22
Activity : Enterprise software (SaaS)
Kenya HRtech Workpay Raises USD 5 M Series A.
Co-investors Acadian Ventures, Plug and Play Ventures, Saviu Ventures, Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures, Visa, Y Combinator
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside Capria Ventures
Activity : Digital lending and scoring
BFREE , an ethical credit manager platform, raised USD 2.95 M .
Co-investors Angaza Capital, GreenHouse Capital, Launch Africa Ventures, Modus Africa
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside Partech Africa
Activity : Neobank and digital banking
Vehicle : Partech Africa
Djamo offers a mobile banking app for Francophone Africa (Visa card, virtual accounts, automatic savings, salary deposit) to drive financial inclusion.
Why they invested
Co-investors Enza Capital, Janngo Capital, Launch Africa Ventures, Oikocredit, P1 Ventures
Source : partechpartners.comN1 · Primary source
Axian CVC invests across the following sectors: Fintech, Telecoms & digital infrastructure, Energy, SaaS, and Financial services, in the following areas: East Africa, Southern Africa, and West Africa. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.
