18 agritechs selected for the 2025 SAIS Investment Readiness Programme

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18 agritechs selected for the 2025 SAIS Investment Readiness Programme

Introducing the 18 agri- and food-tech companies selected for the SAIS Investment Readiness Program 2025 who are using digital solutions to transform agriculture, food, and climate resilience across Africa:

18 agritechs selected for the 2025 SAIS Investment Readiness ProgrammeAquaDeep – Tunisia

AquaDeep AI-powered hatchery management for efficient and sustainable aquaculture.

Axiom Zorn – Uganda

Social credit scoring to unlock financing for smallholder farmers.

ChipChip – Ethiopia

ChipChip is a social commerce platform connecting farmers directly with consumers.

Chitosan Egypt – Egypt

Organic crop protection from crustacean waste for sustainable farming.

Coastal Biotech – Tanzania

Harnessing marine biotechnology for eco-friendly farming solutions.

Crop2Cash – Nigeria

Digital finance tools for farmers to access credit and grow.

DeepLeaf – Morocco

AI-powered crop health monitoring to boost yields and cut pesticide use.

Delta Oil – Egypt

Creating a circular economy for used cooking oil in biodiesel production.

Djoli – Côte d’Ivoire

Smart supply chain solutions for Africa’s HoReCa sector.

Emata Uganda Limited – Uganda

Digital loans transforming agri-finance for African farmers.

ESusFarm Africa – South Africa

AI-driven climate risk insurance and advisory for farmers.

Pullus Africa Solutions Ltd – Nigeria

Tech-powered platform for poultry farmers to access fair markets.

Samaking – Kenya

Scaling sustainable fish farming with cold-chain logistics.

Simusolar / Tulima Solar – Tanzania

Solar-powered irrigation and productive-use equipment for farmers.

Sommalife Limited – Ghana

Digitizing the shea supply chain for fairer markets and sustainability.

TradePulse – Kenya

Cash flow management and financing for agro-processors.

Marula Proteen Ltd – Uganda

Transforming waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer.

VunaPay – Kenya

Instant payment solutions for smallholder farmers and cooperatives.

These start-ups are creating real change, enhancing income, food security, and climate resilience across Africa. Stay tuned for more updates on their journey.

Source: VC4A

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