Which startups has CDC invested in?

CDC has backed at least 2 African startups, including Apollo Agriculture and TymeBank.

What stages does CDC invest in?

CDC invests at the Series B stage.

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CDC

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Africa

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Investment Thesis

CDC: Catalyst for African Innovation CDC invests in businesses that contribute to a prosperous and inclusive Africa. We focus on Series B investments, building on our expertise in African markets and sectors. Our portfolio includes success stories like TymeBank and Apollo Agriculture, showcasing our impact on Africa's tech scene.

Focus Sectors

Financial ServicesAgricultureFinTechPaymentsBankingFarmers Market

Investment Stages

Series B

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A sample from 2 verified portfolio companies.

Apollo Agriculture

Apollo Agriculture is a technology company based in Nairobi, Kenya that helps small-scale farmers maximize their profits.

TymeBank

TymeBank is a South African fully black-owned and controlled investment company.

CDC: quick facts

Which startups has CDC invested in?: CDC has backed at least 2 African startups, including Apollo Agriculture and TymeBank.
What stages does CDC invest in?: CDC invests at the Series B stage.
Which sectors does CDC invest in?: Its portfolio spans Financial Services, Agriculture, FinTech, Payments, Banking and Farmers Market.

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