Farming Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 65 Farming startups across Africa, which have raised $518M in disclosed funding. Kenya has the most, with 21, followed by Nigeria (12) and South Africa (7).
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Farming companies
65 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Niger | IPREN empowers Sahel farmers with solar smart irrigation and digital tools for climate resilience. | 51-200 | ||||
 Nigeria | UfarmX utilizes blockchain and AI technologies to revolutionize agriculture by integrating supply chain management and data collection. | 2-10 | ||||
South Africa | FarmTrace is providing producers with true cloud software to complement their operational requirements. | Venture | 11-50 | |||
 Ghana | Grow For Me is a Ghanaian web based Agricultural crowdfunding platform that funds farmers to scale and grow more crops, | Funding Round | 11-50 | |||
 Egypt | Zr3i is an innovative digital agriculture platform as a service | 2-10 | ||||
 Benin | e-pineA is leveraging data technology to increase farmers' incomes by promoting sustainability and market connectivity. | Funding Round | 2-10 | |||
 Egypt | Croptimus is an Egyptian agritech startup turning farm waste into biochar for soil and climate. | Seed | 1-10 | |||
 Tanzania | KCG Aquatec Fish Farming is a Tanzanian AgTech startup that provides aquaculture infrastructure to help fish farmers grow sustainably. | 11-50 | ||||
 Egypt | Plug’n’Grow is an Egyptian startup that develops technologies that address the global challenges of food security | 11-50 | ||||
 Egypt | Schaduf provides inspired green solutions that elevate the quality of life through social and environmental change. | Seed | 11-50 | |||
 South Africa | Skudu is a South African online marketplace for agricultural inputs and produce in Africa | Venture | 2-10 | |||
 Nigeria | PorkFund is Nigeria's leading secured digital pig farming platform. | 51-200 | ||||
 Kenya | SunCulture is a Kenyan startup that empowers smallholder farmers with solar irrigation | $69M | Securitisation | 201-500 | ||
 Kenya | Victory Farms is the fastest growing white protein platform in East Africa. | $63M | Debt Financing | 501-1,000 | ||
 Nigeria | Thrive Agric is an agricultural technology startup connecting Farmers with Access to Finance, Premium Markets and Data. | $62M | Debt Financing | 11-50 | ||
 Kenya | Komaza is making smallholder farmers the future of African forestry | $48M | Debt Financing | 101-250 | ||
 South Africa | Aerobotics is a data analytics company, using aerial imagery and machine learning algorithms to help farmers identify pest and disease early | $43M | Series B | 51-100 | ||
 Nigeria | Award-winning, high impact, financially sustainable and highly scalable social enterprise part-owned by farmers we serve. | $37M | Debt Financing | 501-1000 | ||
 South Africa | Senwes Limited is focused on providing input products required for maize farming such as finance, equipment and materials. | $35M | Funding Round | 1001-5000 | ||
 Kenya | Wefarm is a network and marketplace for small-scale farmers to share and access vital information, products and services without internet. | $31M | Series A | 51-200 |
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Farming startups by country
Top Farming investors in Africa
- Catalyst Fundbacked 5
- Pearl Capital Partnersbacked 5
- Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fundbacked 4
- Agri Viebacked 3
- Googlebacked 3
- Google for Startupsbacked 3
Farming startups: quick facts
- How many Farming startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 65 Farming startups across Africa.
- How much funding have Farming startups in Africa raised?
- Farming startups in Africa have raised $518M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most Farming startups?
- Kenya has the most, with 21, followed by Nigeria (12) and South Africa (7).
- Who invests in Farming startups in Africa?
- Catalyst Fund has backed 5 Farming startups, followed by Pearl Capital Partners (5) and Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund (4).
