About Accelerators & Incubators in Kenya
Kenya hosts 45 Accelerators & Incubators, including Delta40, The Baobab Network, GrowthAfrica, SPRING Accelerator, and Adanian Labs. Collectively they have invested more than $152B across 4,357 rounds in over 1,200 companies. In the past five years, these funds have participated in 568 seed-stage rounds ($937M), 445 early-stage rounds ($7.2B), and 236 late-stage rounds ($40B). The most active sectors are Enterprise Software, SaaS, & Deep Tech, while some of the most recently funded companies include Okra Solar, VAMA and NoorNation.
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Here is the list of top Accelerators & Incubators in Kenya
Accelerator that backs the early-stage technology start-ups. It provides founders with early-stage capital, and acceleration programs, and brings a network of experts, mentors, corporate partners, and investors to help businesses.
Key facts about The Baobab Network
3. GrowthAfrica
Grwothafrica is a startup accelerator which runs a 6-month long acceleration program. It offers 4 acceleration programs across Africa. The firm accepts startups engaged in sectors such as FinTech, Agriculture, Healthcare, Energy, etc. As of Dec-17, over152 startups have been accelerated from the program.
Key facts about GrowthAfrica
Key facts about SPRING Accelerator
- Founded Year: 2015
- Portfolio count: 4
- Sectors of Investment: HealthTech, Enterprise Applications & 1 more
- Stages of Investment: Seed
- Locations of Investment: Kenya, Pakistan & 1 more
5. Adanian Labs
