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Since 2021, InVenFin has backed 5 African startups across 7 disclosed funding rounds totaling $102.9M, most heavily in South Africa and Fintech.
InVenFin is a venture capital and growth capital investor and the venture and growth capital division of Remgro. It is based in Stellenbosch, South Africa, according to its official presence and company profiles. In Africa, InVenFin has backed companies at Seed, Venture, Series A, and Series B stages. Based on the investment records provided, its activity has centered on fintech, insurtech, HR and talent, and health tech, with a strong geographic emphasis on South Africa and one known investment in Egypt. Its disclosed African portfolio includes Float, OfferZen, Root, Money Fellows, and LifeQ. The available deal data also shows repeat participation alongside co-investors such as SAAD Investment Holdings, Platform Investment Partners, Lighthouse Venture Partners, AI Capital, and several regional and international venture firms.
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InVenFin has backed 5 African startups across 7 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $102.9M since 2021.
Mostly Seed: 3 of its 7 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Venture (Round not Specified) (2).
InVenFin's tracked rounds are concentrated in South Africa (6), Egypt (1).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Fintech (3), Insurtech (2), HR & Talent (1), and 1 more sector.
InVenFin most often shares rounds with SAAD Investment Holdings (2 shared deals), Platform Investment Partners (2 shared deals), Lighthouse Venture Partners (2 shared deals).
The investment records provided show a strong focus on South Africa, with one known investment in Egypt. South Africa is the primary geography represented in the disclosed African deals.
The disclosed portfolio includes Float, OfferZen, Root, Money Fellows, and LifeQ. These companies span fintech, HR and talent, insurtech, and health tech.