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Ecosystem Insider
Issue 151: Key Takeaways for the African Startup Ecosystem Through the First Weeks of June
Funding activities have slowed significantly as we approach the midpoint of the year. So far in June, only four African-focused startups have announced funding engagements, suggesting a cautious investment climate amid broader market uncertainties. Nevertheless, the deals that were recorded reflect the resilience and innovation still present in the ecosystem. Expectedly, they included some of […]
AU-Startups·10/6/2025
Ecosystem Insider
Issue #140: Slow Week for Startup Funding in Africa as North African Companies Take Center Stage
Funding activities in the African startup ecosystem slowed down for the first time since the second week of January this year. We only recorded two funding announcements featuring two North African startup companies. However, while startup funding activity was slower this week, the ecosystem remained dynamic with significant acquisition moves. In this edition, we cover […]
AU-Startups·21/2/2025
AU-Startups Watchlist
AU-Startups Watchlist: 8 African AI and Deeptech Startups to Watch in 2025
African deeptech and AI industry have showcased remarkable advancements in the last half-decade. Within a few years, it has produced several remarkable startups with solutions addressing critical challenges across industries, from manufacturing and agriculture to healthcare and environmental sustainability. These companies are leveraging cutting-edge artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation to transform industries and drive […]
AU-Startups·18/2/2025
Ecosystem Insider
Issue #44: Jetstream Raises $13 Million Pre-Series A Round, While Karmsolar Secures $3 Million in Debt Financing Deal
We recorded a number of funding deals across the African startup ecosystem since the beginning of the year, with the largest being Jetstream’s $13M Pre-Series A deal. Notably, BioNTech also recently acquired Tunisian AI startup InstaDeep in a deal worth $684 million, making it Africa’s biggest exit till date. Our H2 2022 Funding Review is […]
AU Startups·13/1/2023

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Issue 151: Key Takeaways for the African Startup Ecosystem Through the First Weeks of June

Issue #140: Slow Week for Startup Funding in Africa as North African Companies Take Center Stage

AU-Startups Watchlist: 8 African AI and Deeptech Startups to Watch in 2025

Issue #44: Jetstream Raises $13 Million Pre-Series A Round, While Karmsolar Secures $3 Million in Debt Financing Deal