Indigo Trust
Overview
Indigo Trust is a UK-based charitable foundation dedicated to supporting early-stage organizations in Africa. They provide flexible grant-making, commission research, and build partnerships to address systemic injustices. Their focus is on innovative technology projects that have the potential to create significant social impact. The foundation is committed to transparency and accountability, publishing information on their grants in annual reports and to 360Giving. They are currently accepting proposals by invitation only, reflecting their strategic approach to funding initiatives that align with their mission and values.
Investment Focus
- Proposals by invitation only
- Alignment with mission to address systemic injustices
- Focus on innovative technology projects with significant social impact
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Indigo Trust invest in?
Indigo Trust invests in Financial Services, Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Real Estate and Infrastructure, and is based in United Kingdom. Indigo Trust is listed as a charitable foundation in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Indigo Trust invest at?
Indigo Trust backs companies at Seed, Early Stage and Growth, writing cheques of 50K - 500K.
Which regions does Indigo Trust invest in?
Indigo Trust invests across Ghana, Kenya, Somalia, South Africa, Ethiopia and Nigeria.
What companies has Indigo Trust invested in?
Indigo Trust's portfolio includes Flutterwave, Andela, Paystack, Jumia, Twiga Foods, M-KOPA Solar, Yoco and SweepSouth.
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