- Portfolio companies
- 16
- Latest deal Jun 2026
Investment thesis
Cascador catalyzes Africa's potential through early-stage investments. Their portfolio boasts success stories like Stears Business. Focusing on Seed rounds, Cascador differentiates itself by fostering an ecosystem of experts, mentors, and operators who provide invaluable support to portfolio companies.
From Cascador's own description
Stated focus sectors
Stated investment stages
- Debt Financing
- Seed
Portfolio preview3 of 16
| Company |
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Powerstove Energy Renewable Energy · Nigeria |
First Electric Energy · Nigeria |
Fortics Health Care · Nigeria |
Frequently asked about Cascador
- Which startups has Cascador invested in?
- Cascador has backed at least 16 African startups, including Indigenius AI, Stears Business, Powerstove Energy and 13 others.
- What stages does Cascador invest in?
- Cascador invests at the Seed stage.
- Which sectors does Cascador invest in?
- Its portfolio spans E-Commerce, Financial Services, Lending, FinTech, API and Advertising.
Cascador portfolio16 companies · newest round first
Showing 3 of 16 portfolio companies. Round and amount are the round Cascador joined.
| Company |
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Powerstove Energy Renewable Energy · Nigeria |
First Electric Energy · Nigeria |
Fortics Health Care · Nigeria |
13 more companies are in this portfolio. Pro shows the full portfolio. See plans
Frequent co-investors
Who invests alongside Cascador? Pro shows frequent co-investors, how many rounds they shared, and the deals behind each connection.
Only investors in the same funding round count as co-investors. Shared portfolio companies alone do not establish a joint investment.
Cascador in the news4 stories
Unknown · 8/13/2025
₦2 billion Cascador win catapults Drive45's missionTechCabal · 6/15/2022
Cascador Accelerator for Nigerian Entrepreneurs Application Deadline June 30 - TechCabalPunch Newspapers · 4/27/2022
Cascador unveils entrepreneurship scheme - Punch NewspapersPulse Nigeria · 6/29/2021
Cascador program for Nigerian entrepreneurs opens applications - Pulse Nigeria

