16 venture capital firms in Africa actively funding startups in 2025
- 54 Collective remains active with a $40 million fund despite shutting down its venture studio operations.
- Accion Venture Lab invested in SUKHIBA, an AI-powered conversational commerce platform, emphasizing financial inclusion.
- Ajim Capital has deployed capital across 22 companies since 2022, focusing on sectors like B2B SaaS and HealthTech.
The venture capital scene in Africa is thriving, with a diverse range of firms actively supporting startups. This trend not only highlights the growing potential of African entrepreneurship but also underscores the importance of tailored investment strategies that address local challenges. As the ecosystem matures, it will be crucial for these firms to continue fostering innovation while adapting to the evolving market landscape.
