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Since 2020, GreenHouse Capital has backed 6 African startups across 11 disclosed funding rounds totaling $25.1M, most heavily in Nigeria and Fintech.
GreenHouse Capital is a venture capital firm and the venture capital arm of Venture Garden Group. Its official site describes the firm as building a Venture Capital-as-a-Service platform for African startups, and its LinkedIn profile lists its headquarters in Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria. Based on the investment record provided, GreenHouse Capital has been active in Africa from December 2020 to February 2024, with 10 funding rounds totaling $23.1 million. Its backing has been concentrated in seed-stage deals, with additional venture and pre-seed investments, and its portfolio activity has been focused primarily on fintech, alongside one crypto and web3 investment. The firm’s African deal activity is concentrated in Nigeria and Kenya. The companies listed in its African portfolio include BFREE, Bitmama, CredPal, Pezesha, GetEquity, and Popote Pay.
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GreenHouse Capital has backed 6 African startups across 11 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $25.1M since 2020.
Mostly Seed: 7 of its 11 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Venture (Round not Specified) (2).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Fintech (9), Crypto & Web3 (2).
GreenHouse Capital most often shares rounds with Launch Africa (2 shared deals), Enrich Africa (2 shared deals), Launch Africa Ventures (2 shared deals).
GreenHouse Capital is a venture capital firm and the venture capital arm of Venture Garden Group. Its official materials describe it as focused on supporting African startups.
The listed African portfolio companies include BFREE, Bitmama, CredPal, Pezesha, GetEquity, and Popote Pay. These companies span fintech infrastructure, consumer finance, credit, payments, and crypto.