Investing in Innovation (i3)
Investing in Innovation (i3) has backed at least 28 African startups.
- Impact Investor
- Africa
- Portfolio companies
- 28
- Latest deal Sep 2022
Investment thesis
Investing in Innovation (i3) stands out in Africa's investment scene with its focus on Non-equity Assistance rounds. Supporting impactful startups like LifeBank, Damu-Sasa, and Lifestores, i3 empowers African innovation through strategic grants and business support.
From Investing in Innovation (i3)'s own description
Stated focus sectors
Stated investment stages
- Non-equity Assistance
Portfolio preview3 of 28
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Sobrus Health Care · Morocco |
Negus Med Medical Device Supply · Kenya |
Aviro Health Health Care · South Africa |
Frequently asked about Investing in Innovation (i3)
- Which startups has Investing in Innovation (i3) invested in?
- Investing in Innovation (i3) has backed at least 28 African startups, including Erith Health Services, Medsaf, LifeBank and 25 others.
- Which sectors does Investing in Innovation (i3) invest in?
- Its portfolio spans Health Care, MedTech, Digital Health, Pharmaceuticals, Artificial Intelligence and IoT.
Investing in Innovation (i3) portfolio28 companies · newest round first
Showing 3 of 28 portfolio companies. Round and amount are the round Investing in Innovation (i3) joined.
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Sobrus Health Care · Morocco |
Negus Med Medical Device Supply · Kenya |
Aviro Health Health Care · South Africa |
25 more companies are in this portfolio. Pro shows the full portfolio. See plans
Frequent co-investors
Who invests alongside Investing in Innovation (i3)? 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.
