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About this opportunity

Oui Capital is an Africa-focused venture capital firm that invests in technology startups across the continent, aiming to help them scale their products and solutions. The firm addresses the imbalance between high-growth tech companies and the smart capital available to them, leveraging Africa's growing young population and increasing internet/smartphone penetration. Oui Capital primarily invests in post-ideation and pre-Series A companies that demonstrate strong growth potential and impact. Their investment focus areas include financial technology, education technology, innovative healthcare, and mobility and logistics. In addition to providing early-stage capital, Oui Capital also offers "The Mentor's Fund" to address the critical non-financial challenge faced by African founders: access to high-quality mentors and advisors. The firm's investment strategy involves making six to eight early-stage investments annually, typically ranging from $50,000 to $150,000, into companies valued below $5 million.

How to apply

Oui Capital makes six to eight early-stage investments annually and accepts founder applications on a rolling basis. Apply via the Oui Capital website with your pitch deck.

Startup Map Hub is not affiliated with Oui Capital and does not fund startups. We put each listing together from the funder's own published information. Deadlines and criteria can change, so confirm them on the official website before you apply.

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