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Soma Capital

Public data, unclaimed profile

Investisseur référencé à partir d'opérations publiées. Secteurs, pays, instruments et tickets affichés d'après ses opérations ; le fonds peut revendiquer sa fiche pour préciser sa thèse.

At a glance

Based on observed investment behaviour: 2 recorded deals

Investor type
Private equity or venture capital fund (inferred, not verified)
Capital type
Private equity (inferred from profile)
Observed ticket
5.5 M$ – 7.3 M$, median 6.4 M$ (2 disclosed amounts)
Countries
Eswatini (1), Nigeria (1)
Activities
Delivery and last mile (1), Vertical software (1)
Instruments
Equity (2)
Stages
Seed (2)
Recent activity
1 deal in 12 months, latest Apr 2026

Stated thesis versus observed behaviour

Fewer than three recorded deals: insufficient evidence to compare thesis and behaviour.

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Investment thesis

Criteria inferred from recorded deals: the fund has not stated its thesis yet.

Investment ticket
n/a
Instruments
Equity*
Preferred sectors
Logistics*, SaaS*
Target geographies
Eswatini*, Nigeria*

* added from its deals

Stages (stated by the fund and from its deals)
Seed

Reference deals

Recent public deals: they say better than a thesis what the fund actually signs.

Swoop

April 2026 · Eswatini
Seed7.3 M$EquityLogisticsCo-Invest

Co-investor alongside Long Journey

Activity : Delivery and last mile

Swoop, an Eswatini food delivery startup, has raised $7.3 million in seed funding to support its expansion into Nigeria as it pursues its super-app model outside its home country for the first time.

Co-investors Dune Ventures, Variant, Version One, Zero Knowledge Ventures

Source : techcabal.com

Pastel

August 2022 · Nigeria
Seed5.5 M$EquitySaaSCo-Invest

Co-investor alongside TLcom Capital

Activity : Vertical software

Vehicle : TIDE Africa Fund II

Pastel offered a bookkeeping and digital-tools platform for Nigerian small merchants; the company had an exit in 2024.

Why they invested

  • Digitization of bookkeeping for informal Nigerian SMEs

Co-investors DFS Lab, Global Founders Capital, Golden Palm Investments, Plug and Play Ventures, Ulu Ventures

Source : techcrunch.com

In short

Soma Capital invests across the following sectors: Logistics and SaaS, in the following areas: Eswatini and Nigeria. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.