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Co-investor alongside Digital Africa
Activity : Payments and mobile money
REasy, a Cameroonian trade finance platform that offers cross-border payments, logistics, and compliance services to SME importers, has raised $1.8 million in pre-seed funding.
Co-investors 54 Collective, Joël Nana Kontchou, Launch Africa Ventures, Marième Diop, Techmind
Source : techcabal.com
Activity : Delivery and last mile
Renda, a Nigerian logistics startup that counts Jumia and MarketForce as top clients, has raised $1.9 million in pre-seed funding as interest in Africa’s logistics sector continues to grow.
Co-investors Founders Factory Africa, Golden Palm Investments, Magic Fund, Reflect Ventures, SeedFi, Techstars, Vastly Valuable Ventures
Source : techcabal.com
Activity : E-learning and online courses
Nigerian online teaching platform Klas has raised USD 1 M in pre-seed funding led by Ingressive Capital , with participation from Techstars, HoaQ, and several angel investors.
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside TLcom Capital
Activity : Enterprise software (SaaS)
Vehicle : TIDE Africa Fund II
SeamlessHR builds cloud HR and payroll solutions for African businesses, active in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.
Why they invested
Co-investors Capria Ventures, Enza Capital, Lateral Capital
Source : techcrunch.com
Ingressive Capital invests tickets ranging from 1 M$ to 1.9 M$, across the following sectors: Edtech, Fintech, Logistics, and SaaS, in the following areas: Cameroon and Nigeria. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.
