Patient capital, diverse exits: Verod-Kepple’s vision for the future of African startups
- Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) has launched a $45 million fund to invest in growth-stage startups in Africa.
- VKAV has already invested in 11 growth-stage startups, including Moove, Shuttlers, Chari, and Julaya.
- The firm aims to back visionary founders who tackle deep issues and problems in Africa.
The launch of the $45 million fund by Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures (VKAV) is a positive development for the African startup ecosystem. With a focus on backing visionary founders and addressing deep issues in Africa, VKAV has the potential to drive significant growth and innovation in the region. The firm's track record of investing in successful growth-stage startups further strengthens its credibility and positions it as a valuable partner for entrepreneurs in Africa.
