Which startups has CrossBoundary invested in?

CrossBoundary has backed at least 2 African startups, including Bio-Logical and Wattnow.

What stages does CrossBoundary invest in?

CrossBoundary invests at the Seed stage.

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CrossBoundary

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Africa

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Investment Thesis

CrossBoundary, a leading African investment firm, stands out with its exclusive focus on Seed rounds. They empower early-stage tech startups like Wattnow and Bio-Logical, driving innovation and unlocking Africa's potential. Their unique approach positions them as pioneers in the African investment landscape.

Focus Sectors

AnalyticsBiotechnologyRenewable EnergyIoTEnvironmental ServicesEnergy ManagementAIRenewables and Enviroment

Investment Stages

Seed

Portfolio Preview

A sample from 2 verified portfolio companies.

Bio-Logical

Bio-Logical develops nature-based carbon removal projects that support the world's most climate-vulnerable communities.

Wattnow

Wattnow help compagnies gain actionable insights on their overall energy usage.

CrossBoundary: quick facts

Which startups has CrossBoundary invested in?: CrossBoundary has backed at least 2 African startups, including Bio-Logical and Wattnow.
What stages does CrossBoundary invest in?: CrossBoundary invests at the Seed stage.
Which sectors does CrossBoundary invest in?: Its portfolio spans Analytics, Biotechnology, Renewable Energy, IoT, Environmental Services and Energy Management.

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