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Since 2021, Norrsken Impact Accelerator has backed 10 African startups across 11 disclosed funding rounds totaling $10.8M, most heavily in Nigeria and Fintech.
Norrsken Impact Accelerator is an accelerator program run by Norrsken Foundation. It welcomes the world's most promising impact startups to an intense 8-week sprint each year. The program supports early-stage founders focused on positive social or environmental impact. From May 2021 to December 2024, Norrsken Impact Accelerator participated in 8 seed-stage funding rounds, investing a total of $10.6M. It focused on Nigeria (5 investments) and Kenya (3 investments), with sector emphasis on fintech (5), health tech (1), marketing & CRM (1), and energy & utilities (1). Backed companies include Billboxx, Startbutton, Tappi, Clafiya, Revwit, Sunfi, and Kwara.
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Norrsken Impact Accelerator has backed 10 African startups across 11 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $10.8M since 2021.
Mostly Seed: 11 of its 11 tracked rounds are at that stage.
Its tracked rounds lean toward Fintech (3), Health Tech (3), Marketing & CRM (2), and 3 more sectors.
Norrsken Impact Accelerator most often shares rounds with Voltron Capital (2 shared deals), P2vest (1 shared deal), Kaleo Ventures (1 shared deal).
Norrsken Impact Accelerator has backed Billboxx, Startbutton, Tappi, Clafiya, Revwit, Sunfi, and Kwara. These are all seed-stage companies in Nigeria and Kenya.
Norrsken Impact Accelerator operates as part of Norrsken Foundation, with programs and co-working spaces including in Stockholm, Sweden.