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Since 2021, Jedar Capital has backed 7 African startups across 9 disclosed funding rounds totaling $18.4M, most heavily in Nigeria and Agri Tech.
Jedar Capital is an emerging venture capital firm that focuses on early stage startups in emerging and frontier markets. The firm is based in New York and has a presence in Cairo and Dubai, reflecting its cross regional focus on Africa and the Middle East. Its team includes experienced operators who have transitioned into investing and who emphasize practical support for founders. The firm backs post revenue companies from pre seed to Series A, with a preference for businesses that show solid traction and consistent month over month growth. Jedar Capital targets sectors that enable digital trade, including logistics and supply chain, B2B financial services, SME enabling platforms, B2B SaaS, retail and ecommerce, and agribusiness. Within Africa, its portfolio includes seed investments in agri tech, fintech, travel and mobility, logistics and supply chain, ecommerce and retail, and insurtech, across markets such as Nigeria, Senegal, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, and Kenya. Jedar Capital has articulated a pan African and emerging markets thesis that centers on digital trade infrastructure and inclusion for underserved markets. The firm manages Jedar Capital Africa Fund I, launched to support its strategy in African startups that are building cross border financial solutions, resilient logistics, and technology platforms serving the next wave of consumers and small businesses.
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Jedar Capital has backed 7 African startups across 9 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $18.4M since 2021.
Mostly Seed: 9 of its 9 tracked rounds are at that stage.
Its tracked rounds lean toward Agri Tech (2), Fintech (2), Travel & Mobility (2), and 3 more sectors.
Jedar Capital most often shares rounds with Plug and Play (3 shared deals), Uncovered Fund (3 shared deals), TEDCO (2 shared deals).
Jedar Capital often invests alongside other early stage investors and ecosystem partners. Its co investors in African seed rounds have included firms such as Plug and Play, Uncovered Fund, TEDCO, Techstars, Black Ambition, Black Founders Fund Africa, Blanford Capital, Jonomi Capital, and several regional venture funds.