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Kepple Africa Ventures

https://kepple-africa-ventures.com
Last activity: 04.07.2025
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Invests in categories: AfricaAfricaTechDataEdTechEnergyTechFinTechHealthTechMobilePlatformService
Portfolio
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Investment Stage: Seed

Portfolio 104

DateNameWebsiteTotal RaisedLocation
10.01.2024SupportFin...supportfinity.com-United Sta...
18.07.2023Bongalowbongalow.com-United Sta...
18.07.2023Third Desi...third.design-France, Il...
18.07.2023Moniepointmoniepoint.com$315MNigeria
18.07.2023transsnet....transsnet.com-China, Bei...
18.07.2023Optimalogi...optimalogistic.com-Tunisia, T...
18.07.2023Afrikreaanka.africa$11.2MCôte d'Ivo...
22.03.2021Termiitermii.com$5.08MUnited Sta...
25.08.2020Workpaymyworkpay.com$9.8MNigeria, L...
-Jiji.ngjiji.ng$21MNigeria, L...
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Mentions in press and media 31

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04.07.2025Fresh funding in hand, Complete Farmer eyes expansion of its ag marketplace across AfricaMaking agriculture profitable is a herculean task in Africa. This is something Desmond Koney, CEO of Ghanaian agritech Complete Farmer, understands all too well. Having grown up on a homestead where his father was a smallholder pineapple fa...
10.04.2024Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures Closes $60M Fund, Boosting African Tech EcosystemVerod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) has successfully closed its first fund at $60 million, marking a significant milestone in the African tech investment landscape. The fund, backed by key institutional investors such as SBI Holdings and To...
09.04.2024Pan-African VC Verod-Kepple closes its first fund at $60MVerod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) plans to back up to 21 growth-stage companies across the continent after closing its first fund at $60 million. The pan-African VC hit the milestone following fresh backing from Nigeria’s SCM Capital form...
12.04.2023Backed by Japanese investors, Verod-Kepple’s fund will invest in Series A and B startups across AfricaLast month, pan-African venture capital firm Verod-Kepple Africa Partners reached the second close of its first fund (Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures), targeting African startups at $43 million. Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) achieved its...
23.03.2023Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures announces $43m venture fund for pan-African startups TechCabal’s 2021 Year-End report Success!Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) has announced the first close of a $43 million pan-African venture fund. According to the firm, the fund will invest in tech-powered startups that have raised revenue and are addressing some of the contin...
20.10.2022MoneyHash expands operations into sub-Saharan AfricaLarge organisations that operate in Africa often have issues with payment collection due to the varying currencies on the continent, differing government policies and fragment payment systems. To remedy this, these organisations have to hir...
29.09.2022Data snapshot: Launch Africa, Flat6Labs Cairo lead Africa agrifoodtech investmentInvestments in African agrifoodtech startups reached record heights in 2021, according to AgFunder’s inaugural Africa-focused report in collaboration with BII and FMO. But who were the key investors driving the $482.3 million invested in 20...
11.01.2022Ivory Coast based e-commerce startup ANKA, formerly Afrikrea, raises US$6.2M in pre-Series AIvory Coast based e-commerce platform Afrikrea has rebranded to ANKA while successfully completing a US$6.2M pre-Series A round led by Investisseurs & Partenaires. The new investment includes participation from Alibaba’s Executive Vice ...
11.01.2022Ivory Coast based e-commerce startup ANKA, formerly Afrikrea, raises US$6.2M in pre-Series AIvory Coast based e-commerce platform Afrikrea has rebranded to ANKA while successfully completing a US$6.2M pre-Series A round led by Investisseurs & Partenaires. The new investment includes participation from Alibaba’s Executive Vice...
28.10.2021Kepple Africa Ventures is creating new industries in the investment spaceFor Satoshi Shinada, taking bets and investing is not something he just started doing. At the age of 18, he took his first bet to invest in himself by leaving Japan to visit 40 African countries in the space of almost two years. I know what...
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