RankingKenya · 2025 Funding

Top Funded Kenya Startups of 2025

25 companies with $944.6M in 2025 funding between them. d.light leads with $300M, followed by Sun King ($276M) and BURN ($90M).

2025 Funding
$944.6M
25 companies
Median per company
$10M
average $37.8M
Top 3 share
71%
d.light alone 32%
Backer relationships
326
across the 25
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Where the money wentd.light 31.8%Sun King 29.2%BURN 9.5%22 others 29.5%
#Company2025 Funding
1
d.light is an international Energy startup that serves people without access to reliable electricity.
$300M
2
Sun King designs, distributes and finances Sun King solar home energy solutions to households and businesses who lack reliable access to the grid.
$276M
3
BURN is a Kenyan clean energy startup working to create the world’s most efficient biomass, liquid fuel, and electric cookstoves.
$90M
4
CrossBoundary Energy offers fully financed, customized clean energy solutions for business.
$80M
5
Mawingu uses high-performance low-cost wireless technology and solar power to build fast internet networks in rural areas.
$40M
6
Conduit enables businesses to simply and cheaply move money between Latin America, Africa, China and the US at scale.
$36M
7
SunCulture is a Kenyan startup that empowers smallholder farmers with solar irrigation
$20M
8
ARC Ride is providing the electric solution to mass-transportation in rapidly-growing African cities.
$15M
9
Hakki Africa is a Kenya-based FinTech startup that provides microfinance services for small and medium-sized enterprises.
$12.7M
10
Peach Cars is a Kenyan e-commerce solution revolutionizing car ownership in sub-Saharan Africa.
$11M
11
Hewatele is a registered social enterprise setup with a key mandate to ensure oxygen is available, affordably to all needy patients.
$10.5M
12
Lendable is the leading provider of debt to fintechs in emerging and frontier markets.
$10M
13
StockApp is an AI-powered retail tech platform built to digitize and empower Africa’s small businesses.
$10M
14
Leta builds supply chain & logistics software to enable the efficient and automated movement of goods in Africa.
$5M
15
Financing and operational support platform helping low‑cost private schools grow and improve education quality.
$5M
16
HoneyCoin is building tools to help people move & spend money anywhere, affordably and at the speed of the internet.
$4.9M
17
Poa Internet is a Kenyan startup that provides affordable internet to individuals and small businesses.
$4M
18
Sistema.bio is a hybrid reactor biodigester that transforms the manure of animals into biogas and a potent, natural fertilizer.
$3.5M
19
Enzi Mobility provides electric motorcycles, battery-swapping, and clean energy solutions for Africa.
$3.5M
20
Lori has built a logistics platform that is revolutionising the cargo-transport value chain in Africa – from the ground up.
$2M
21
Roam provides accessible, low-cost, and low-emission transport solutions for the vast population across Kenya and the greater African continent.
$1.7M
22
Enhancing nutrition accessibility and affordability, while fighting climate change.
$1.5M
23
Ilara Health provides Affordable technology-powered diagnostics for Africa
$1M
24
Jahazii provides Africa’s 260 million formal workers with access to their earned wages before payday.
$800K
25
Sanivation is a Kenyan startup that provides solution for sanitation problems.
$540K

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Frequently asked about Top Funded Kenya Startups of 2025

Which company leads Top Funded Kenya Startups of 2025?
d.light, with $300M, 32% of the $944.6M on this list. Sun King is second ($276M).
How much did the companies on this list raise?
$944.6M across 25 companies. The median company raised $10M. The top three took 71% of the total.
Which cities are they based in?
Nairobi (20 companies), Lavington (1) and Mombasa (1).
How is this list built?
This cohort contains startups classified as startup in Kenya and is ranked by total USD funding announced in 2025. Funding values are limited to 2025; latest-round and company details reflect the most recent tracked data.