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Knife Capital
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A venture capital firm based in Cape Town, focusing on scalable and impact-oriented investments in technology-driven startups.
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South African Startup Cue Raises $5 Million to Expand AI Customer-Service Platform
Tech In Africa - Jul 16, 2026
Cue secured $5 million in funding to accelerate AI platform development. The investment round was co-led by Knife Capital and FAM Investments.
CueFAM InvestmentsAI AgentsKnife CapitalWhatsApp
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Seven South African Startups Selected for Grindstone | E Squared Programme to Accelerate Growth
Tech In Africa - Sep 18, 2025
Seven South African startups have been chosen for the Grindstone | E Squared Programme. The programme is focused on accelerating high-potential businesses supported by Allan Gray Fellows and Pathways Investees.
Docotela HealthKnife CapitalGrindstoneE Squared InvestmentsAfrican Saga
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Knife Capital Backs EdTech and HealthTech Startups as It Marks 15 Years of Impact Investing
Tech In Africa - Jul 07, 2025
Knife Capital announces two new Series A investments in Sticitt and Optique. Sticitt, founded in 2018, has over 75,000 users and has facilitated transactions exceeding ZAR 6.3 billion.
OptiqueSuper CapitalKnife CapitalSticittGrindstone Ventures
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10 Top Investors in Startups in South Africa
Tech In Africa - Mar 24, 2025
In 2022, South African startups raised $500 million across more than 100 deals. Key sectors attracting investment include fintech, healthtech, agritech, and edtech.
Kalon Venture PartnersNaspers FoundryFuture AfricaKnife Capital4Di Capital
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10 Investors Investing in African E-Commerce
Tech In Africa - Mar 10, 2025
Africa's e-commerce market is expected to grow from $317 billion in 2024 to $1,017 billion by 2033. TLcom Capital manages over $350 million and focuses on early-stage e-commerce startups.
Future AfricaKnife CapitalPartech AfricaTLcom CapitalNaspers Ventures
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