Yale Africa Startup Review
Investment Thesis
Yale Africa Startup Review is an organization that invests in and works to develop emerging entrepreneurs in Africa. What makes them unique is their focus on providing non-equity assistance to startups, which helps to minimize the financial risk for entrepreneurs and allows them to retain control of their businesses. This approach has been successful in helping to launch and grow a number of notable companies, including GoMyCode, Yellow Card, and Chefaa.
Portfolio Preview
A sample from 13 verified portfolio companies.
Sycamore
Sycamore is a Financial services company where you can lend through us or borrow from us.
GoMyCode
GoMyCode is a an EdTech platform that trains talented youths on various digital skills and connect them with opportunities around the world
Zuri Health
Zuri Health is a virtual hospital providing healthcare services to patients across Sub-saharan Africa via mobile app, website and SMS service
Yellow Card
Yellow Card Financial is a digital currency exchange for the cash market.
Complete Farmer
Complete Farmer is a Ghanian AgTech startup which allows users to own shares in tech-enabled farms
Susu
Susu offers a wide range of health services for families in the African Diaspora.
Yale Africa Startup Review: quick facts
- Which startups has Yale Africa Startup Review invested in?
- Yale Africa Startup Review has backed at least 13 African startups, including Sycamore, Yellow Card, Zuri Health, Susu, Complete Farmer and 8 others.
- Which sectors does Yale Africa Startup Review invest in?
- Its portfolio spans Health Care, Financial Services, MedTech, Education, Health and EdTech.
