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Since 2021, SAHEL Capital has backed 4 African startups across 1 disclosed funding round totaling $110M, most heavily in Nigeria and Agri Tech.
Sahel Capital is a private investment firm focused on the food and agriculture sector in sub Saharan Africa. According to its official materials, the firm aims to be recognized as the foremost food and agriculture private investment firm in Africa and has experience across a broad range of crop and livestock value chains, integrated processing operations, branded packaged foods, and related services. Sahel Capital is based in Lagos, Nigeria, where it operates as a fund manager and advisory firm. In line with its focus on food and agriculture, Sahel Capital has been active in backing agribusiness and agri tech companies in Africa. From December 2021 to June 2025, the firm participated in at least three funding rounds that included debt financing and a Series B round. Its investments span Nigeria and Ghana and include sectors such as agri tech, services and marketplaces, and e commerce and retail. Sahel Capital has invested in companies such as Agriarche in Nigeria, Complete Farmer in Ghana, and TradeDepot in Nigeria. Through these investments, the firm supports access to inputs, finance, and markets across the food supply chain, as well as digital platforms that connect farmers, buyers, and vendors across West Africa and enable efficient distribution of consumer goods.
Data updated · Jul 29, 2026
SAHEL Capital has backed 4 African startups across 1 disclosed funding round tracked on Liners, totaling $110M since 2021.
Mostly Series B: 1 of its 1 tracked rounds are at that stage.
Its tracked rounds lean toward Agri Tech (4), E-commerce & Retail (1).
SAHEL Capital most often shares rounds with AlphaMundi (1 shared deal), Global Social Impact Investments (1 shared deal), EchoVC Partners (1 shared deal).
Sahel Capital is a private investment firm focused on the food and agriculture sector in sub Saharan Africa. It is based in Lagos, Nigeria, where it operates as a fund manager and advisory firm.
Sahel Capital has invested in Agriarche in Nigeria, which improves access to inputs, finance, and buyers across the food supply chain. It has also backed Complete Farmer in Ghana, a platform that connects farmers, buyers, and vendors across West Africa, and TradeDepot in Nigeria, which helps retailers source premium brands through a distributor network.