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Public Transportation Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 6 Public Transportation startups across Africa, which have raised $124.6M in disclosed funding. South Africa has the most, with 3, followed by Egypt (1) and Kenya (1).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$11.3M
Active Startups
6
Total Funding
$124.6M
Avg. Growth
0%

Public Transportation companies

6 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction
Egypt

Dubci is a ride-hailing app based in Egypt that helps commuters travel from one place to another easily and seamlessly.

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201-500
No Data
South Africa

SA Taxi is a vertically integrated company servicing the minibus taxi industry.

$100M
Debt Financing
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501-1000
No Data
South Africa

Zebra Cabs is a proudly local home grown Cab Service based in Gauteng, South Africa

$22M
Venture
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201-500
No Data
Kenya

BuuPass is Kenya's market leader for online bus booking.

$3M
Seed
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1-10
No Data
South Africa

LULA is an app that connects corporate commuters to private shuttles on their way to work - saving you money and freeing up your time!

$228K
Equity Crowdfunding
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2-10
No Data
Morocco

Lagare.ma is a Morocco-based mobile app and platform that help passengers to find, compare and book bus tickets online.

$200K
Seed
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2-10
No Data

Public Transportation startups by country

Top Public Transportation investors in Africa

Public Transportation startups: quick facts

How many Public Transportation startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 6 Public Transportation startups across Africa.
How much funding have Public Transportation startups in Africa raised?
Public Transportation startups in Africa have raised $124.6M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Public Transportation startups?
South Africa has the most, with 3, followed by Egypt (1) and Kenya (1).
Who invests in Public Transportation startups in Africa?
54 Collective has backed 1 Public Transportation startup, followed by Adaverse (1) and African Development Bank (1).