Funding · Africa
Sabou Capital plans investments in 25 African SMEs
Surrayah Ahmed’s Sabou Capital targets technology-enabled small and medium enterprises across Africa.

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Funding · Africa
Surrayah Ahmed’s Sabou Capital targets technology-enabled small and medium enterprises across Africa.
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Coming off the back of this success, LoftyInc launched a second funding round in 2021, with $10 million set as a target. However, it was able to raise $14.2 million, with which it broadened its geographical scope beyond Nigerian borders, spreading to South Africa, Francophone Africa, and Egypt.
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Kholo Capital will turn its searchlights on investments of about $3.8 million to $10.9 million in SMEs that have demonstrated a minimum EBITDA of R25 million ($1.4 million USD).
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AgDevCo aims to address these challenges by providing flexible, long-term capital to small and medium-sized agribusinesses in Africa.
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This fact is reflected by its co-investment with Accel in Nuitee, a Moroccan AI-powered hotel booking platform, marking P1’s biggest investment till date.
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StarkWare is particularly interested in ventures that combine technical expertise with strong business acumen and plan to deploy their solutions on Starknet.
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Saviu Ventures caters to tech and tech-powered businesses across the fintech, health-tech, edtech, climate tech and eCommerce sectors.
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EAAIF is a blended finance channel that supports infrastructure projects through public and private debt capital. The fund provides debt products on commercial terms to projects belonging to, and operated, by private sector experts.
FinTech
UsPlus aims to use the new capital to strengthen its balance sheet and attract further senior debt funding.
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The funding is in step with Maxula Gestion’s broader ambition to inject fresh life into Tunisia’s sports sector through innovative ideas.
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The fund has already deployed $10 million to five startups operating across eight African countries, collectively serving over 60 million people.
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In an interview with Al Sharq Bloomberg Channel, Al-Abd highlighted the aim of the program’s expansion which was to reinforce Egypt’s growing startup ecosystem while extending its reach to growing African and Arab markets.