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Pangea launches KSh 300 Million fund for Kenyan Start-Ups

Jackson OkothbyJackson Okoth
May 24, 2021
in Kenya Business news, Startups
Reading Time: 1 min read

Pangea, a Norwegian based accelerator program and an investment platform that matches African start-ups with investors, has rolled out a scale-up program that provides funding of up to KSh 300 Million for Kenyan Start-Ups.

This is in addition to business support to allow local start-ups to grow their business from seed to series A level. These enterprises also have an opportunity to develop competencies, network and access capital for growth.

Pangea accelerator program benefits

Firms that qualify for funding will also get coaching sessions that fit into their requirements while matching them to the financing from investors beyond the 18 months.

“As an accelerator, we are seeking to enable more African start-ups, allowing them to access more capital through a scale-up program,” said Jonas Tesfu, CEO and Cofounder of the Norwegian Accelerator.

ALSO READ: Norwegian accelerator, Pangea Sets Base in Kenya


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