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LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund

Venture capital

Pre-Seed–Series A · 3 people tracked

Also known as LoftyInc Afropreneurs

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Fund manager profile

LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund is a venture fund manager. SEC filings show 1 venture fund on record, most recently LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund 3, LLC filed August 2021.

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D filings. Firm website data not yet available.

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Stage
Pre-Seed–Series A
Instruments
Equity
Founded
2021
Tracked investments
1

Team · 3 people

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What they invest in

from 1 of 1 portfolio companies

AI & Machine Learning ×1B2B Marketplaces ×1EdTech ×1Marketplaces ×1

HQs:Kenya×1

Investments · 1 tracked

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Craydelcraydel.cominNov 2021 · $1M

Craydel is an AI-powered study-abroad platform that matches African students to universities and courses using a machine-learning engine trained on real admission outcomes.

AI & Machine LearningB2B MarketplacesEdTechMarketplaces

Manish(Co-founder)John(Co-founder)Shayne(Co-founder)

Co-investorsAngaza CapitalBisk VenturesChui VenturesEnza CapitalLoftyInc CapitalNairobi Business Angel Network+4 more

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What stage does LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund invest at?
LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.

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