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Since 2020, Yves Guillemot has backed 1 African startup across 3 disclosed funding rounds totaling $2.5M, most heavily in Nigeria and Logistics & Supply Chain.
Yves Guillemot is a French businessman and co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Ubisoft. He is also publicly identified as a founder at Guillemot Corporation, but the investment activity reflected here is tied to his angel investing profile. His recorded Africa investment activity shows a focus on **Nigeria** and the **logistics and supply chain** sector. The available records show **three funding rounds** from **April 2020 to March 2022**, including **two Seed rounds** and **one Series A round**, all in **Kwik**, an on-demand last-mile delivery, fulfillment, and logistics payments company in Nigeria. The total invested across the recorded rounds is **$2.5 million**. The data also indicates a concentrated pattern of backing a single African company across multiple rounds, with co-investors including Nabuboto, Leonard Stiegeler, XBTO, and XBTO Humla Ventures.
Data updated · Aug 14, 2026
Yves Guillemot has backed 1 African startup across 3 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $2.5M since 2020.
Mostly Seed: 2 of its 3 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Series A (1).
Companies Yves Guillemot has backed operate in Nigeria (3). Each figure counts the rounds behind companies serving that market, so a company operating in several markets counts in each of them.
Its tracked rounds lean toward Logistics & Supply Chain (3).
Yves Guillemot most often shares rounds with Nabuboto (1 shared deal), Leonard Stiegeler (1 shared deal), XBTO (1 shared deal).
The records show one African company backed by Yves Guillemot, Kwik. It appears in three funding rounds between April 2020 and March 2022.
The available data shows a total of $2.5 million invested across three rounds. Those rounds were split between Seed and Series A in Nigeria.
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