Hospital Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 12 Hospital startups across Africa, which have raised $412.3M in disclosed funding. Nigeria has the most, with 4, followed by South Africa (2) and Cameroon (1).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$15.9M
Active Startups
12
Total Funding
$412.3M
Avg. Growth
0%

Hospital companies

12 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction

Clinicaa is a Togolese B2B hospital ERP digitizing healthcare operations across six countries.

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1-10
No Data
South Africa

Mediclinic is a private hospital group with three operating platforms in Southern Africa (South Africa and Namibia)

$300M
Post-IPO Equity
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101-250
No Data
Ghana

mPharma offers solutions to health insurance and pharmaceutical companies to make it easier for patients to afford their medications.

$104M
Venture
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51-200
No Data
South Africa

HPCSA is a pre-requisite for professional practice and it is also a legal requirement to keep all personal details up to date at all times.

$3M
Venture
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51-100
No Data

International Clinical Laboratories ICL is offers world-class laboratory services in Africa’s second most populous country.

$3M
Venture
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201-500
No Data
Nigeria

Clafiya connects individuals and businesses to health practitioners to provide on-demand primary care from their mobile phones.

$735K
Non-equity Assistance
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11-50
No Data

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Hospital startups: quick facts

How many Hospital startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 12 Hospital startups across Africa.
How much funding have Hospital startups in Africa raised?
Hospital startups in Africa have raised $412.3M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Hospital startups?
Nigeria has the most, with 4, followed by South Africa (2) and Cameroon (1).
Who invests in Hospital startups in Africa?
CcHUB has backed 2 Hospital startups, followed by Gates Foundation (2) and Google (2).