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Since 2015, MaC Venture Capital has backed 4 African startups across 6 disclosed funding rounds totaling $10.9M, most heavily in Kenya and Marketing & CRM.
MaC Venture Capital is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Los Angeles. Founded in 2019, it invests in visionary founders building category-defining companies across frontier technologies, financial innovation, enterprise solutions, and consumer products. The firm manages over $500 million in assets and has backed more than 120 portfolio companies with check sizes ranging from $1-4 million. From September 2015 to October 2022, MaC Venture Capital participated in 6 funding rounds totaling $10.9 million, primarily at the seed stage (5 rounds) with one Series A. It focused on Kenya (4 investments) and Nigeria (2), targeting sectors including Marketing & CRM (3), Real Estate & Property (1), Fintech (1), Cybersecurity (1), and Health Tech (1). Key investments include Spleet (Real Estate & Property, Nigeria), Prembly (Fintech, Cybersecurity, Nigeria), Afyarekod (Health Tech, Kenya), and Ajua (Marketing & CRM, Kenya).
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MaC Venture Capital has backed 4 African startups across 6 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $10.9M since 2015.
Mostly Seed: 5 of its 6 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Series A (1).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Marketing & CRM (3), Real Estate & Property (1), Legal and Compliance (1), and 1 more sector.
MaC Venture Capital most often shares rounds with Safaricom (2 shared deals), Eduardo Brennand Campos (1 shared deal), Paulo Bichucher (1 shared deal).
MaC Venture Capital backed Spleet (Seed, $2.6M, Nigeria), Prembly (Seed, $2.8M, Nigeria), Afyarekod (Seed, $2.0M, Kenya), and Ajua (Series A $3.5M and two Seed rounds, Kenya).