Fund manager (General Partner), AVCA member, Africa-focused venture studio. Assets under management: ≈ USD 20m.
Based on observed investment behaviour: 7 recorded deals
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Activity : Consulting and professional services
Kenyan financial intelligence startup Flowt has closed an undisclosed pre-seed funding round from Delta40 Fund I, Impacc and Argidius Foundation to expand its lending to climate-smart businesses across Africa.
Co-investors Argidius Foundation, Impacc
Source : weetracker.com
Activity : Off-grid solar and solar kits
Renewable-energy workforce platform that trains, certifies and deploys solar technicians across Africa.
Why they invested
Source : delta40.comN1 · Primary source
Activity : Agritech
Digital commodity-trading platform connecting smallholder farmers in Central and West Africa with international buyers. It covers sourcing, quality control and export documentation.
Why they invested
Source : delta40.comN1 · Primary source
Activity : Online marketplaces
Farm to Feed, a Kenyan agritech startup that connects smallholder farmers to businesses, has closed a $1.5 million seed funding round.
Co-investors 54 Collective, Acumen, Catalyst Fund, DRK Foundation, Holocene, Levare Ventures, Marula Square
Source : techcabal.com
Activity : Fisheries and aquaculture
Instrument : Early equity investment and follow-on investment
Company developing a fish retail chain and aggregation platform linking farmers and fisherfolk to markets. It aims to improve cold-chain infrastructure and market access.
Why they invested
Co-investors Kaleo Ventures
Source : delta40.comN1 · Primary source
Activity : Clean cooking
Company developing clean electric cooking appliances, including PAYGO electric stoves tailored to African markets.
Why they invested
Source : delta40.comN1 · Primary source
Activity : Clean cooking
PowerUP , a Uganda-based electric cooking start-up has announced initial close of its seed round led by Delta40 , the Nairobi-based venture studio and VC fund championing inclusive climate ventures with participation from Autodesk Foundation’s investment and pro bono support.
Co-investors Autodesk Foundation
Source : weetracker.com
Delta40 invests tickets ranging from 100 k$ to 2 M$, across the following sectors: Fintech, Agribusiness, Energy, Logistics, E-commerce, and Business & personal services, in the following areas: Kenya, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Uganda. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.
