The venture capitalist Antler sets its sights on East Africa
The financial vehicle supported by Facebook’s co-founder is preparing to break into the region.
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▪ The venture capitalist Antler sets its sights on East Africa
▪ The financial vehicle supported by Facebook’s co-founder is preparing to break into the region.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/805898/the-venture-capitalist-antler-sets-its-sights-on-east-africa/
A new fund was created in East Africa. Intended for Africa’s start-ups, Antler East Africa Fund I is the first African financial vehicle of the venture capitalist Antler, which aims to help “build” businesses, particularly in emerging economies.
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