Newly launched investment vehicle, CcHUB Syndicate has announced a US$267,500 seed investment in three African start-ups, creating a milestone for a syndicate of this kind in Africa.
CcHUB Syndicate is a pool established to link investors with a minimum capital of US$5,000 with potential African start-ups.
According to the organisation, the six-week round attracted interest from over 400 investors, while over 30 have cleared the KYC process and are ready to invest in more start-ups going forward.
In a statement released to the media reads: “Through the investment vehicle, we have invested in 3 exciting technology companies. These companies, with valuations north of $17.5m are focused on building critical digital infrastructure to be deployed across Africa and they are geared to be some of the hottest tech companies in 2021.”
It added that: “Post-closing this round, we would deploy $267,500 in bridge financing into these companies to enable them to achieve critical milestones ahead of their next funding cycle.”
The start-ups are: OnePort 364, a B2B digital freight forwarding platform aiming to the “booking.com” of the African logistics and supply chain industry.
-Stears Business, a digital information company aiming to make information on Africa accessible globally. Stears collects, structures, analyses, and disseminates information to enterprise (Stears Data) and individual customers (Stears Business).
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CcHUB intends to open the next funding round at the end of March 2021.
