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E3 Capital, founded in 2015, is based in Nairobi, Kenya, and focuses on tech-enabled companies in the Seed to Series A stages. The firm operates two primary funds: the Energy Access Ventures Fund I and the E3 Low Carbon Economy Fund I. E3 Capital aims to support Africa's transition to a low-carbon economy through its investments.
E3 Capital invests in companies providing solutions in Climate Smart Services, Low Carbon Productivity Enablers, and Digital Connectivity & Applications. The firm typically targets tech-enabled startups that contribute to a decentralized, digitized, and decarbonized economy across Africa. Investment sizes are not specified, but the focus is on early-stage ventures.
Notable companies in E3 Capital's portfolio include Badili Africa, a reverse commerce company; Cavex, which unlocks climate finance; Cutstruct, a marketplace for sustainable construction materials; Glint, an embedded solar finance platform; GoCab, which provides gig-economy access to productive assets; Wattnow, specializing in energy management systems; and Sun Culture, offering solar-powered irrigation systems.
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E3 Capital often leads investment rounds, particularly in the Seed to Series A stages, focusing on companies that align with their low-carbon economy goals.
The firm is open to follow-on investments in its portfolio companies, especially those demonstrating significant growth and alignment with their sustainability objectives.
E3 Capital operates through two main funds, but specific fund sizes are not disclosed in the available information.
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