Venture capital (VC) funding is an excellent way to fuel your startup's growth. It provides financial support, expertise, and networking opportunities that can significantly contribute to the success of your business. But exactly how can you secure it?
You can apply for venture capital funding as an African tech startup by preparing a pitch, researching…
Africa's tech scene is exploding, and guess who's fueling the rocket ship? Venture Capitalists! Venture capital (or VC) firms play a crucial role in scaling the growth and development of startups in Africa. They provide funding, mentorship, and expertise to promising entrepreneurs and help transform their innovative ideas into successful businesses.
Some top venture capital…
Angel investors play a crucial role in the startup ecosystem — providing early-stage funding and essential mentorship to entrepreneurs. As an African entrepreneur, accessing angel investment can be a game-changer in driving business growth and overcoming financial hurdles. But how exactly can you get these investors?
You can get angel investors for your startup by…
Evolve Credit is a loan marketplace. It shows which loan pays faster, is easier to pay back, and offers the lowest rates, all in one place with unbiased insights from experts you can trust. It brings lenders and borrowers in one place and makes comparison easier. Evolve credit caters to personal loans, SME loans, loans…
Some weeks ago, Maya did an interview on Forbes dropping tips on how to start a Venture Capital, using her personal journey of building Ingressive Capital as an example. It was an amazing read and here are some highlights from it; 1. You don't need a big ticket anchor investor to start. "There’s this…
54gene, the African genomics research, services, and development company has closed a Series A round of $15 million, led by Adjuvant Capital, including Raba Capital, V8 Capital, Ingressive Capital, and follow on investment from Y Combinator, Better Ventures, Fifty Years, KdT Ventures, Aera VC and Pioneer Fund. Founder and CEO, Dr Abasi Ene-Obong says…
