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Since 2018, Outlierz Ventures has backed 10 African startups across 13 disclosed funding rounds totaling $34.8M, most heavily in Morocco and Fintech.
Outlierz Ventures is an Africa-focused early-stage venture capital firm based in Casablanca, Morocco. Its public contact information also lists a U.S. presence in San Antonio, Texas, and its official materials describe it as providing smart capital to startups in Africa. Based on the investment record provided, Outlierz Ventures has been active from April 2018 through November 2024, with 12 funding rounds totaling $30.8 million. Its portfolio shows a clear early-stage focus, with investments at Seed, Venture, and Series A stages, and a geographic footprint across Morocco, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Tunisia, and Egypt. Sector exposure in the provided data spans fintech, e-commerce and retail, HR and talent, energy and utilities, agri tech, logistics and supply chain, legal and compliance, and AI and analytics.
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Outlierz Ventures has backed 10 African startups across 13 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $34.8M since 2018.
Mostly Seed: 8 of its 13 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Venture (Round not Specified) (3).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Fintech (3), E-commerce & Retail (3), Logistics & Supply Chain (2), and 5 more sectors.
Outlierz Ventures most often shares rounds with 4DX Ventures (3 shared deals), Partech (2 shared deals), Angel investors (2 shared deals).
Outlierz Ventures is an Africa-focused early-stage VC firm based in Casablanca, Morocco. Its official contact page also lists a U.S. address in San Antonio, Texas.
The provided record includes Socium, Wattnow, Terraa, Paytic, Freterium, Bamboo, Youverify, MaxAB, Wasoko, and Asoko Insight. These examples show a strong emphasis on African startups across multiple markets and sectors.