Capital-risque dédié à l'inclusion financière dans les marchés émergents : fintechs et finance intégrée.
Based on observed investment behaviour: 4 recorded deals
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Activity : Enterprise software (SaaS)
South African workforce management startup Jem has raised USD 8.4 M in Series A funding led by Quona Capital, with participation from University Technology Fund, E4E, Next176/FutureGrowth, and angel investors including former Old Mutual CEO Iain Williamson.
Co-investors E4E Africa, Futuregrowth Asset Management, University Technology Fund
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside EQ2 Ventures
Activity : Martech and communications platforms
Kenyan social commerce startup Sukhiba Connect has successfully raised a $1.55 million seed extension round, almost a year after initially securing $1.5 million in seed funding aimed at expanding beyond the East African region.
Co-investors Accion Venture Lab, CRE Ventures, Musha Ventures
Source : techinafrica.com
Co-investor alongside P1 Ventures
Activity : Money transfer and remittances
Verto is a B2B payments platform enabling SMEs to pay suppliers across multiple currencies and emerging markets.
Why they invested
Co-investors Middle East Venture Partners, TMT Investments, Treasury, Unicorn Growth Capital, Zrosk Investment Management
Source : techcrunch.com
Co-investor alongside Partech Africa
Activity : Payments and mobile money
Vehicle : Partech Africa
Yoco provides a payment and business software platform for South African small businesses, processing over $1 billion in annual card payments.
Why they invested
Co-investors 4DX Ventures, Breyer Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, HOF Capital, Orange Ventures, Raba Partnership, TO Ventures, Velocity Capital Fintech Ventures
Source : partechpartners.comN1 · Primary source
Quona Capital invests tickets ranging from 8.4 M$ to 8.4 M$, across the following sectors: Fintech, Financial services, and SaaS, in the following areas: West Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.
