Funded Startups in Uganda
Among the 16 most recent Uganda-funded entries shown, one disclosed round stands out: Premier Credit raised $2M on 2025-09-18, while the next-largest discl…
Among the 16 most recent Uganda-funded entries shown, one disclosed round stands out: Premier Credit raised $2M on 2025-09-18, while the next-largest disclosed amount is Furaha at $10M on 2025-01-24. That makes the $10M round an outlier in size versus the rest of the disclosed amounts, which cluster mostly at $2M or below (with smaller rounds like AkelloBanker’s $100K on 2022-10-05 and KaCyber Technologies’ $20K on 2022-10-13). Stage disclosure is also uneven: 5 of 16 rounds list “undisclosed” amounts (Denebola Technologies 2025-09-24, Level Africa 2024-02-19, Inputi 2022-10-12, Tugende 2022-06-15, and 2024-09-11’s REXIAL is disclosed, not included), and 2 of 16 entries use “Venture - Series Unknown.” Geography is highly concentrated: 13 of 16 entries are based in Kampala (e.g., GOGO Electric in Kampala on 2025-11-06; PesaMoni on 2022-01-05), with Masaka appearing once (Kyamaganda Community Development Organisation on 2025-10-10). Temporally, the window spans 2021-04-13 (Numida Technologies) through 2025-11-06 (GOGO Electric), with multiple rounds clustered in 2022 and a smaller cluster in late 2025.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the size outlier in this Uganda list, and how far above the next disclosed amount is it?
Furaha’s disclosed $10M round on 2025-01-24 is the largest disclosed amount in the rows. The next-largest disclosed amount is $2M (Premier Credit on 2025-09-18 and XENO on 2022-06-24, plus similar $2M levels), making the $10M round significantly larger than the rest of the disclosed amounts.
How concentrated are these rounds geographically—does Kampala dominate the dataset?
Kampala accounts for 13 of 16 entries, including GOGO Electric (2025-11-06, $1M) and Premier Credit (2025-09-18, $2M). The non-Kampala entries are limited, with Masaka showing up once via Kyamaganda Community Development Organisation (2025-10-10, $340K).
Are rounds clustered in a narrow time window, or are they spread evenly across the years shown?
The displayed rounds span 2021-04-13 to 2025-11-06, but the list is not uniform: there is visible density in 2022 (e.g., Numida Technologies 2021-04-13 is an edge case, while 2022 includes KaCyber Technologies 2022-10-13, XENO 2022-06-24, and PesaMoni 2022-01-05). The late-2025 entries include GOGO Electric (2025-11-06, $1M), Kyamaganda (2025-10-10, $340K), Denebola Technologies (2025-09-24, undisclosed), and Premier Credit (2025-09-18, $2M), forming a shorter cluster.
What does the stage/amount disclosure mix look like—how often are amounts or series undisclosed?
Five of the 16 rows show “undisclosed” amounts: Denebola Technologies (2025-09-24), Level Africa (2024-02-19), Inputi (2022-10-12), Tugende (2022-06-15), and (2021–2022 entries among the rows shown follow this same pattern). In addition, “Venture - Series Unknown” appears on two entries (GOGO Electric 2025-11-06 and Safeboda 2021-12-16).
Do any sectors repeat often enough to form a pattern in this list?
Financial Services is the most repeated sector, appearing in Furaha (2025-01-24, $10M), REXIAL (2024-09-11, $420K), Level Africa (2024-02-19, undisclosed), XENO (2022-06-24, $2M), Tugende (2022-06-15, undisclosed), and PesaMoni is tagged as Apps rather than Financial Services. Outside of that, sector tags are more fragmented (e.g., Apps includes PesaMoni 2022-01-05, Safeboda 2021-12-16, and Numida Technologies 2021-04-13).
Are there unusually small disclosed rounds that materially differ from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
KaCyber Technologies’ $20K on 2022-10-13 is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, standing well below the more common disclosed levels like AkelloBanker’s $100K (2022-10-05) and multiple $2M rounds (Premier Credit 2025-09-18; XENO 2022-06-24). This creates a low-end outlier versus the mid-to-higher disclosed amounts.
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