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Medical Device Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 13 Medical Device startups across Africa, which have raised $4B in disclosed funding. South Africa has the most, with 6, followed by Rwanda (2) and Uganda (2).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$89.8M
Active Startups
13
Total Funding
$4B
Avg. Growth
0%

Medical Device companies

13 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction
South Africa

Aspen Pharmacare is a global supplier of branded and generic pharmaceutical products.

$3.8B
Post-IPO Debt
-
5001-10000
No Data
Egypt

Vezeeta is a digital healthcare powerhouse that serves and empowers patients in every step of their healthcare journey through data and technology.

$54M
Venture
-
201-500
No Data
South Africa

LifeQ is a SA biotech startup which provides users with access to health information derived from wearable devices.

$47M
Series A
-
51-200
No Data

Ilara Health provides Affordable technology-powered diagnostics for Africa

$11M
Debt Financing
-
2-10
No Data

MDaaS Global, builds and operates modern, tech-enabled healthcare facilities for Africa's next billion.

$7M
Seed
-
2-10
No Data
Uganda

Neopenda is a Health Care startup which developes reusable vital signs monitoring devices designed to improve newborn health in low-resource settings.

$2M
Seed
-
2-10
No Data

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Medical Device startups: quick facts

How many Medical Device startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 13 Medical Device startups across Africa.
How much funding have Medical Device startups in Africa raised?
Medical Device startups in Africa have raised $4B in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Medical Device startups?
South Africa has the most, with 6, followed by Rwanda (2) and Uganda (2).
Who invests in Medical Device startups in Africa?
Beyond Capital has backed 2 Medical Device startups, followed by Beyond Capital Ventures (2) and Eckenstein-Geigy-Stiftung (2).