The fund aims to bridge the early stage and venture capital investment gap that exists in Africa. Savannah funds specialise in investments in early-stage high growth software companies. It has made a total of 31 investments out of which 19 are active. Seed capital fund which invests mostly in sub-Saharan African countries including Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. The venture capital firm is actively seeking new investments.Īctive Portfolio: Live Ad limited, European foods Africa ltd, Kijenge Animal Products and others It has $50M under management and has made 5 exits. The fund focuses on businesses which have been outside the gambit of most venture capital firms. Fanisi’s portfolio includes companies from competitive agricultural, healthcare devices and supply sectors. It has made 8 total investments out of which 3 are active. Fainisi was founded by the Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries (Norfund) and Amani Capital Limited. Private equity firm that invests in East African countries including Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda. They have a total of $233.87M assets under management and they are actively seeking new investments.Īctive Portfolio: Okra inc, Ulesson, Ajua, Twiga foods and others Additionally, the firm has made 18 exits to date. TLcom Capital invests mostly in Commercial Services, Communications and Networking and Software industry. The firm has made a Total of 44 investments, Out of which three were in the last 12 months. It has been investing in tech-enabled companies across Europe, Israel and the US since 1999. Venture capital firm investing mostly in Europe, Israel, Southern Africa. In this article, we cover 17 Venture Capital firms in Kenya, with various investment preferences in terms of geography, industry or company stage. The value of these transactions stood at USD 1.3B.
As per a report published by the African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (AVCA), in the period 2013-18, 110 of East Africa’s 194 PE and VC deals were conducted in Kenya. Kenya has also been the epicentre of East Africa’s PE and VC transactions in terms of volume and value since the last 5 years. Nairobi, Kenya is ranked the city with the second-best startup ecosystem in Africa and raised USD 435M in 2019.
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