How Africa’s Leading Techpreneur “Mr Eazi” helps Startups Scale quickly
One of the main challenges faced by young entrepreneurs and techpreneurs is inadequate funds to run their business successfully as they do not have access to stock markets and not enough cash flow to take on debts.
Africans leading techpreneur and record producer Oluwatosin ‘Mr Eazi’ Ajibade has been on a mission to aid portfolio companies and startups scale quickly with his venture capital platform Zagadat Capital.
Zagadat Capital is a venture capital company that helps portfolio companies and startups scale quickly, they are said to focus their investment on companies looking to make impactful changes in the society. They invest nationally and globally for the right ideas.
The Chief Investment Officer, Oluwatosin ‘Mr Eazi’ Ajibade reinstated the fact that every business has its growth potential and he tends to support the creative ideas of founders by investing in their companies.
Investment is open to various sectors of the economy from fintech, music, consumer goods, technology, climate tech, gaming and sports.
Since its founding in 2021, Zagadat Capital has made investments in innovative firms including the remittance-based financing firm Paisa, the Decagon Institute, rukahair, Eden Life, the African fintech Pawapay, and most recently the South African basketball team CapeTown Tigers.
Additionally, the Platform has grown to include many various parts of the world, including Nigeria, Asia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and many more.
How To Get Zagadat Capital Investment
Zagadat Capital invests in Pre-seed, Seed, Series A and beyond. As a business owner you simply have to visit the website and read through the terms to confirm your business eligibility.
Fill up the contact us form and submit your proposal, a representative will contact and aid you with the on-boarding process.
Oluwatosin “Mr Eazi” Ajibade is using this platform to encourage the innovative ideas of entrepreneurs all around the world, as so many great business ideas are not being carried out due to enough financing.
