Over the years, some local tech companies have expanded to other African countries and raised significant amounts of money to grow and expand.
According to our internal data, Ghanaian tech startups have grown profits over $400 million through venture capital firms since 2016.
By our estimates, Ghana’s tech ecosystem has grown a estimated at $40 million the first half of 2024.
Here’s a look at the top 5 funded tech startups in Ghana over the years
mPharma
mPharma is a venture-backed startup with a simple mission: To make prescription drugs in emerging markets easily accessible and affordable.
Amount raised: 65 million dollars
Fido
Fido is a financial institution based in Accra, Ghana and licensed by the Bank of Ghana. The company provides quick and easy short-term loans, called FIDO Loans.
Amount raised: 68 million dollars
Africa Health Holding
Africa Health Holdings (AHH) is a leading healthcare technology system in Africa with 65+ healthcare facilities in operation Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana.
Amount raised: 42 million dollars
Zeepay
Zeepay is a mobile financial services company focused on providing end-to-end mobile payment services with mobile wallets targeting the unbanked and unbanked population with the aim of bringing the unbanked into the financial flow and facilitating payments and collections for the banking population.
Amount raised: 23.8 million dollars
Jetstream Africa
Jetstream Africa is a logistics technology company for cross-border trade. Jetstream leverages technology to help African businesses manage and control their cross-border supply chains.
Amount raised: 16 million dollars
Stay up to date with news and other items on our WhatsApp Community Page, Twitter/Xand subscribe to our weekly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss any news.
Related
