Major Funding Rounds & Startup Growth

 


Arnergy, a Nigerian solar energy firm, secured $18 million to accelerate solar deployment across Africa, supporting the continent’s transition to renewable energy .


InfiniLink, an Egyptian semiconductor startup, raised $10 million in seed funding, highlighting growing investor interest in Africa’s deep-tech sector .


PayTic, a Moroccan fintech company, obtained $4 million to expand its digital payment services across Africa and the Middle East .


Umba, a Kenyan digital banking platform, secured $5 million in debt financing to enhance its financial services offerings .


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