WATCH: Capital flow to SA start-ups hits R3bn milestone
Business Day TV speaks to venture capital association CEO Tshepiso Kobile
24 July 2024 - 20:36
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Investors are seeing value in SA’s budding tech sector. According to a report by the Southern African Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (SAVCA), capital flow to start-ups reached more than R3bn for the first time last year, with strong interest being seen in start-ups in the ICT sector. Business Day TV spoke to SAVCA’s CEO, Tshepiso Kobile, for more insight.
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WATCH: Capital flow to SA start-ups hits R3bn milestone
Business Day TV speaks to venture capital association CEO Tshepiso Kobile
Investors are seeing value in SA’s budding tech sector. According to a report by the Southern African Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (SAVCA), capital flow to start-ups reached more than R3bn for the first time last year, with strong interest being seen in start-ups in the ICT sector. Business Day TV spoke to SAVCA’s CEO, Tshepiso Kobile, for more insight.
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