💸 At least 1,790 unique #investors were involved in one $100k+ deal or more in #Africa since 2021. In 2023, we recorded 619+ unique investors, a -38% YoY drop, which is very much aligned with not only the drop in overall funding but also in number of ventures raising $100K or more (-39% YoY for both). It would be tempting to think that in a tough investment climate, only those who had invested in the continent beforehand decided to do so in 2023. But this isn’t exactly the case as 47% of investors who invested in a $100k+ deal in 2023 had not invested in one in either 2021 or 2022..." 🌦️ 2023 🌦️ Fewer investors, but no exodus 🌦️ To find out more, check out the latest of our newsletter posts analysing start-up funding on the continent in 2023 👇
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Here you go! 👉 Check-out our annual Partech’s 2023 AFRICA TECH VENTURE CAPITAL REPORT! 💥 Well, no way out this year, 2023 was a rough year for the ecosystem with $3.5 Billion in equity & debt raised in 547 deals, the region experienced a significant downturn with a 46% YoY decline in total funding (from $6.5B to $3.5B) and, for the first time since we started reporting in 2016, a 28% YoY decline in deal count too. It’s a good time to pause and reflect. Let’s acknowledge that despite the pandemic, the 2021 VC craze, the SVB collapse and now the on-going correction with the global downturn, the ecosystem has grown 10x in transactions as well as in amounts invested through nearly 3,000 rounds and $20B over the last 10 years with 68% of it in the last 3 years. We have seen VC activity spread from a handful of countries to 38 and nearly 3,000 investors that have been active on the continent, committing to African entrepreneurs and their vision. So yes, here we are with another crisis, but it’s another occasion for all of us to once again adjust, learn and come out stronger! 💪 👉 The full report is downloadable here! https://lnkd.in/deR9Z6bx Africa is on! Quick reminder on our methodology : we do report on EQUITY & DEBT fundraising for African tech startups for deals above $200K. Everything else is EXCLUDED from the report, in particular all M&A transactions, Secondary transactions, Securitized bonds, Grants, PIPEs, ICOs, etc. Big kudos this year again to the Fabulous: Romane Assou, Khadija Ba, Marie Benrubi, Sabrine Chahrour, Tito Cookey-Gam, Gideon Dada, Tidjane Deme, Matthieu Marchand, Lewam Kefela, Isabelle Tresson 🚀 🚀 🚀 #AfricaIsOn, #PartechAfrica, #africatech, #vcfunding
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Africa is the region home to the most investors active in Africa. In 2023, 35% of investors who were involved in at least one deal in #Africa ($100k+) were headquartered on the continent. #Africa #AfricaTech #startups
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Valuations have always been a hotly contested topic, particularly for African founders and investors. In the absence of credible local baselines to work from, the continent has defaulted to using standards developed in advanced economic states like Europe and the US. This drove investments and growth rates, seen in advanced ecosystems, and applied them to a vastly different context in Africa- causing damage. So, at Raise, we took it upon ourselves to deepen and strengthen our valuation process and reports to better serve those raising Africa and investing here too. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ddN--gBZ #raisingafrica #africafirst #africanfounder #startupsinafrica Caleb Maru Vova (Vladimir) D. Olivia Gao Gilbert Saggia Gigi Ngcobo Dylan Palladino
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