Investment Management, Venture Capital & Private Equity
Location: South Africa, Gauteng, Johannesburg
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2017
Investment Type: Venture Capital
Investment Stage: Private Equity
Portfolio 7
| Date | Name | Website | Total Raised | Location |
| - | Sudonum | sudonum.com | - | South Afri... |
| - | Opennetwor... | opennetworks.com | - | South Afri... |
| - | Wyzetalk | wyzetalk.com | - | Netherland... |
| - | ikeja | ikeja.co.za | - | South Afri... |
| - | Snapplify | snapplify.com | $2M | Kenya, Nai... |
| - | LEAP | leapco.co.za | - | South Afri... |
| - | GoMetro | getgometro.com | - | South Afri... |
Persons 8
| Date | First Name | Last Name | Title | Location | |||
| - | Nkateko | Khoza | Director | - | - | - | |
| - | Kevin | Harris | Investment... | - | - | - | |
| - | Rochelle | Moodley | Head of Op... | - | - | - | |
| - | Mathew | Palin | Partner | - | - | - | |
| - | Brett | Commaille | Partner &a... | - | - | - | |
| - | Dr | Reuel Khoz... | Chairperso... | - | - | - | |
| - | Dr | Eugene van... | Partner &a... | - | - | - | |
| - | Dr | Michael Jo... | Investment... | - | - | - |
Mentions in press and media 20
| Date | Title | Description |
| 23.02.2021 | Hlayisani Growth Fund secures R350-million | Hlayisani Capital, a pre-eminent African private equity investment, has secured R350-million in funding led by Standard Bank and prominent South African family offices. Hlayisani Growth Fund secures R350-million Dr Eugene van Rensburg, a pa... |
| 23.02.2021 | Hlayisani Growth Fund secures R350-million | Hlayisani Capital, a pre-eminent African private equity investment, has secured R350-million in funding led by Standard Bank and prominent South African family offices. Hlayisani Growth Fund secures R350-million Dr Eugene van Rensburg, a ... |
| 05.03.2020 | SA’s Snapplify acquires Onnie Media for undisclosed amount | Cape Town edtech company Snapplify announced today that it has acquired Onnie Media, an educator media hub for SA teachers, and the hub’s online marketplace for teachers in South Africa, Teacha!. The edtech company said in a statement toda... |
| 05.03.2020 | SA’s Snapplify acquires Onnie Media for undisclosed amount | Cape Town edtech company Snapplify announced today that it has acquired Onnie Media, an educator media hub for SA teachers, and the hub’s online marketplace for teachers in South Africa, Teacha!. The edtech company said in a statement today... |
| 20.01.2020 | Tech startups likely to weather SA’s economic slowdown say venture capitalists | South Africa’s economic outlook is grim. With the prospect of further power blackouts looming and struggling state-owned entities on the brink of failure, the World Bank predicts that the SA economy will grow at below 1% in 2020. In October... |
| 20.01.2020 | Tech startups likely to weather SA’s economic slowdown say venture capitalists | South Africa’s economic outlook is grim. With the prospect of further power blackouts looming and struggling state-owned entities on the brink of failure, the World Bank predicts that the SA economy will grow at below 1% in 2020. In October... |
| 20.12.2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
| 20.12.2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
| 09.12.2019 | The tech sector in SA is still a hot place to be [Opinion] | South Africa’s economic outlook may be gloomy, with annual growth forecast to barely past 1.5% over the next three years, but things are still hot in SA’s tech startup sector — so hot you’ll need a pair of shades when talking about it. Awa... |
| 09.12.2019 | The tech sector in SA is still a hot place to be [Opinion] | South Africa’s economic outlook may be gloomy, with annual growth forecast to barely past 1.5% over the next three years, but things are still hot in SA’s tech startup sector — so hot you’ll need a pair of shades when talking about it. Away... |
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