Developer Tools investors in Africa

    37 funds

    Gatsbie lists 37 Developer Tools investors headquartered in Africa (as of 2026-10-24).

    27 name developer tools in their investment focus; 10 invest across sectors.

    Most are based in South Africa (10), Nigeria (6) and Kenya (3); the most common stages are Growth (24), Seed (14) and Series A (12); the most common kinds of capital are Venture equity (24), Growth equity (15) and Buyout (13).

    20 of 37 funds

    1. A15

      Cairo, Egypt

      Stages: Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A

      Sectors: Media & Entertainment, Developer Tools, Consumer Apps

    2. Abundant Nations

      Lusaka, Zambia

      Stages: Series C+, Growth

      Sectors: Developer Tools, PropTech, CleanTech & Climate, Artificial Intelligence

    3. Africa Finance Corporation

      Lagos, Nigeria

      Stages: Series B, Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Logistics & Supply Chain, Developer Tools

    4. African Development Bank Group

      Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

      Stages: Series C+, Growth

      Sectors: AgTech & FoodTech, CleanTech & Climate, Financial Services, EdTech

    5. African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM)

      Cape Town, South Africa

      Stages: Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Developer Tools, CleanTech & Climate, Logistics & Supply Chain

    6. CcHUB

      Lagos, Nigeria

      Stages: Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A

      Sectors: EdTech, Healthcare & MedTech, CleanTech & Climate, Artificial Intelligence

    7. Enza Capital

      Nairobi, Kenya

      Stages: Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B

      Sectors: Financial Services, Logistics & Supply Chain, Healthcare & MedTech, Developer Tools

    8. FONSIS – Fonds Souverain d'Investissements Stratégiques

      Dakar, Senegal

      Stages: Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C+

      Sectors: Developer Tools, CleanTech & Climate

    9. Futuregrowth Asset Management

      Cape Town, South Africa

      Stages: Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Developer Tools, CleanTech & Climate, AgTech & FoodTech, Artificial Intelligence

    10. Kalon Venture Partners

      Johannesburg, South Africa

      Stages: Growth

      Sectors: Financial Services, InsurTech, Artificial Intelligence, Media & Entertainment

    11. Metier

      Johannesburg, South Africa

      Stages: Growth

      Sectors: Consumer Apps, Healthcare & MedTech, Financial Services, Developer Tools

    12. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority

      Abuja, Nigeria

      Stages: Series C+, Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Developer Tools

    13. Old Mutual

      Cape Town, South Africa

      Stages: Series B, Series C+, Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Financial Services, InsurTech, Investment, EdTech

    14. SAMEER GROUP

      Nairobi, Kenya

      Stages: Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C+

      Sectors: PropTech, Cryptocurrency & Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Developer Tools

    15. The Innovation Village

      Kampala, Uganda

      Stages: Pre-Seed, Seed

      Sectors: Developer Tools

    16. Uganda Development Bank Limited (UDB)

      Kampala, Uganda

      Stages: Series C+, Growth

      Sectors: AgTech & FoodTech, Healthcare & MedTech, Developer Tools, Enterprise Software

    17. Vantage Capital

      Johannesburg, South Africa

      Stages: Mature

      Sectors: Developer Tools, Healthcare & MedTech, CleanTech & Climate, PropTech

    18. XSML Capital

      Kampala, Uganda

      Stages: Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Artificial Intelligence, Mobility & Transportation, AgTech & FoodTech, Biotech & Life Sciences

    19. AfricInvest

      Port Louis, Mauritius

      Stages: Series B, Growth, Mature

      Sectors: Financial Services, Artificial Intelligence, EdTech, Healthcare & MedTech

    20. BluePeak Private Capital

      Tunis, Tunisia

      Stages: Growth

      Sectors: Investment, AgTech & FoodTech, PropTech, Developer Tools

    See all 37 Developer Tools investors in Investor Discovery

    Developer Tools investors elsewhere

    Other sectors in Africa

    Counted by where each fund is headquartered, from public sources, as of 2026-10-24. Funds that invest across sectors are included, as in Investor Discovery.