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Since 2022, Viktoria Ventures has backed 1 African startup across 1 disclosed funding round totaling $670,000, most heavily in Nigeria and Real Estate & Property.
Viktoria Ventures is a consulting and fund management firm based in Nairobi, Kenya, focused on access to finance across Sub-Saharan Africa. The firm combines advisory services with direct investment through the Viktoria Business Angels Network (VBAN), which it has managed since 2016. Viktoria's approach centers on connecting deserving entrepreneurs with capital and supporting both founders and investors through deal sourcing, capacity building, and financial structuring. Viktoria's investment activity spans East and West Africa, with a focus on seed-stage companies across diverse sectors including health technology, real estate, and marketing solutions. Between 2022 and 2024, the firm deployed $1.9 million across three seed-stage investments in Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt, backing companies such as Chpter (a WhatsApp and Instagram automation platform), Venco (an estate management solution), and Rology (an AI-assisted teleradiology service). The firm regularly co-invests alongside international and local partners, including venture capital funds and angel investors, to support early-stage growth across the continent.
Data updated · Jul 29, 2026
Viktoria Ventures has backed 1 African startup across 1 disclosed funding round tracked on Liners, totaling $670,000 since 2022.
Mostly Seed: 1 of its 1 tracked rounds are at that stage.
Viktoria Ventures's tracked rounds are concentrated in Nigeria (1).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Real Estate & Property (1).
Viktoria Ventures most often shares rounds with Oo Nwoye (1 shared deal), Tayo Oviosu (1 shared deal), Fast Forward (1 shared deal).
Viktoria Ventures has backed companies including Chpter (WhatsApp and Instagram sales automation in Kenya), Venco (estate management and billing in Nigeria), and Rology (AI-assisted teleradiology in Egypt).