African-owned gaming startup Rise of Fearless has raised $1 million from investment firm Epic Edges Capital to upgrade its mobile game, strengthen its development team, and expand into international markets.
EASE Holdings BV has raised an additional $9.5 million in equity funding from US-based AAFC Group to expand its healthcare equipment financing operations in South Africa and Ghana, bringing its total equity funding to $24 million.
Digital infrastructure provider Hayo has entered Tanzania, opening a Dar es Salaam office to pursue projects with government agencies, regulators, and telecommunications operators as it expands to Africa.
Disruptive, the Dallas investment firm known for backing Groq, Palantir, and Airbnb, said Tuesday it has raised $10 billion for its first flagship fund. The fund will write checks of up to $1 billion per company.
YouTube has officially announced the launch of its affiliate shopping program in the United Arab Emirates, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. This program will let creators in the region tag products directly in their content and earn commission on purchases.
The South African infrastructure investment firm plans to build the facilities in Lagos and Delta State under its AFRIDATA Datacenter Platform, targeting businesses that need computing power, cloud infrastructure and data storage.
London-based spacetech startup Foundational has raised £8.2 million in pre-seed funding as it emerges from stealth, targeting the growing need for more precise satellite positioning in orbit.
Paris-based venture capital firm Sofinnova Partners has raised €82 million for a new fund to create and back medtech companies across Europe and the US, as investors pour more capital into healthcare technologies.
London-based biotech startup Eterna Regeneratives has raised $4 million in seed funding to advance a regenerative technology that could help repair damaged tooth enamel and, eventually, regenerate bone.
European data infrastructure startup Custodea has raised €350,000 to help small and medium-sized businesses regain control of their data as dependence on major cloud and software providers grows.
