How much funding have Enterprise Software startups in Africa raised?

Enterprise Software startups in Africa have raised $77.1M in disclosed funding.

Who invests in Enterprise Software startups in Africa?

Convergence Partners has backed 2 Enterprise Software startups, followed by Akshay Patel (1) and Axel Peyriere (1).

Enterprise Software Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 29 Enterprise Software startups across Africa, which have raised $77.1M in disclosed funding. Nigeria has the most, with 9, followed by South Africa (5) and Egypt (3).

Updated 8 Oct 2026

Tracked Companies

Avg. Deal Size

$3.9M

Active Startups

Total Funding

$77.1M

Avg. Growth

100%

Enterprise Software companies

29 companies in this sector

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Company	Tagline	Total Funding	Last Round	Team Size	Backers
MaxFIles Nigeria	MaxFiles: Transforming document management with AI, automation, and cloud technology for streamlined operations and actionable insights. #EDMS#AI#Worlfow	-	- -	2-10	No Data
ZalaTech Ethiopia	Welcome to ZalaTech, a prominent Ethiopian IT consulting and custom software development company.	-	- -	10-50	No Data
ZALA TECH Ethiopia	Empoer your Business	-	- -	10-50	No Data
QikTruck South Africa	on demand truck and driver hire for backed by curated local transporters.	-	- -	10-50	No Data
Goandroy Technologes T) Limited Tanzania	SAP Solution Provider	-	- -	10-50	No Data
Netopia Solutions Morocco	Netopia Solutions delivers digital transformation, IT services, and enterprise solutions for organizations.	-	- -	51-200	No Data

Kangai Technologies Kenya	We Develop & Design Quality Software Solutions tailor-made for Africa.	-	- -	2-10	No Data
Tennsa South Africa	The intelligence layer for your business	-	Pre-seed -	-	No Data
TOSE Nigeria	The Operating System for Enterprise	-	- -	1-10	No Data
Slidzo Tunisia	Slidzo is an online presentation platform that has unique features like 3D virtual presentations and an AI-powered automated slide creation .	-	- -	10-50	No Data
Veltrum Technologies Nigeria	Building secure, scalable AI and enterprise software for African businesses and governments.	-	- -	1-10	No Data
Samaverce Software Sudan	Samaverce Software is a leading company in accounting software and ERP in Sudan.	-	- -	10-50	No Data
LIGHTMGROUP Rwanda	PM (Properties Manager)	-	- -	2-10	No Data
Rubikal Egypt	Rubikal is a software engineering company that helps businesses design, build, and scale high-quality digital products.	-	- -	51-200	No Data
Goandroy Technologies (K) Limitedd Kenya	SAP Service Provider	-	- -	10-50	No Data
EVOQAS Egypt	EVOQAS is an Egyptian startup that develops online applications and business tools to help customers run their business efficiently.	-	- -	2-10	No Data
Micodesoft Nigeria Nigeria	Software Engineering \| Web Apps Development, Mobile Apps Development, Desktop Apps Development, Web Design, and Training.	-	- -	2-10	No Data
FxbulkSMS Nigeria	Communication APIs and Omnichannel Solutions	-	- -	2-10	No Data
FLOEWS: Flood Early Warning System Nigeria	FLOEWS	-	- -	2-10	No Data
Zeelo South Africa	Zeelo is a South African startup providing highly efficient transportation for commuting and school runs.	$34M	Series A -	51-200	No Data

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Enterprise Software startups by country

Top Enterprise Software investors in Africa

Convergence Partnersbacked 2
Akshay Patelbacked 1
Axel Peyrierebacked 1
Axian Groupbacked 1
CDG Investbacked 1
Cheryl Hellerbacked 1

Enterprise Software startups: quick facts

How many Enterprise Software startups are there in Africa?: StartupList Africa tracks 29 Enterprise Software startups across Africa.
How much funding have Enterprise Software startups in Africa raised?: Enterprise Software startups in Africa have raised $77.1M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Enterprise Software startups?: Nigeria has the most, with 9, followed by South Africa (5) and Egypt (3).
Who invests in Enterprise Software startups in Africa?: Convergence Partners has backed 2 Enterprise Software startups, followed by Akshay Patel (1) and Axel Peyriere (1).