Baobab Network
Overview
An Africa-focused accelerator investing in early-stage tech ventures across the continent. Baobab Network provides $100,000 in funding to early-stage tech startups, offering an intensive 12-week accelerator program that includes hands-on support and access to a global network of experts, mentors, and investors. The accelerator is sector and geographically agnostic, focusing on tech-enabled and asset-light startups with at least one African-born founder. Since its inception, Baobab Network has invested in over 65 portfolio companies across 16 African countries, creating more than 1,250 jobs and facilitating over $55 million in follow-on funding. The accelerator's mission is to empower exceptional African entrepreneurs by providing the resources and support needed to scale their businesses and become industry leaders.
Investment Focus
- Tech-enabled
- Asset-light
- At least one African-born founder
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Baobab Network invest in?
Baobab Network invests in Technology, Energy, Real Estate, Media, Retail and Agriculture, and is based in Kenya. Baobab Network is listed as a venture capital in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Baobab Network invest at?
Baobab Network backs companies at Seed and Early Stage, writing cheques of 100K - 100K.
Which regions does Baobab Network invest in?
Baobab Network invests across Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, South Africa, Ethiopia and Nigeria.
What companies has Baobab Network invested in?
Baobab Network's portfolio includes Flutterwave, Andela, Paystack, Jumia, Twiga Foods, Yoco, SweepSouth and Lori Systems.
Last updated · Source: ConnectSafely investor database
