Kenyan Logistics Startup Leta Sets Foot in Ghana
Kenyan startup Leta, a tech company aiming to revolutionize Africa’s logistics landscape, has announced its expansion into Ghana. This move marks Leta’s seventh market, following successful launches in Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Mauritius. The expansion is fueled by a $5 million seed round secured in March 2025 and signifies Leta’s commitment to addressing the complex challenges of fleet management and delivery optimization across the continent.
Streamlining Logistics with AI in Accra
Founded in 2021 by Nick Joshi, Leta provides a comprehensive logistics “operating system” designed to empower businesses with efficient fleet operations. The software utilizes AI to offer solutions such as intelligent vehicle routing, real-time shipment tracking, and cost reduction strategies. Leta’s platform allows companies to significantly lower transport costs, with reports indicating reductions of up to 70% on the cost of goods sold. In Ghana, Leta has already onboarded prominent clients like Simbisa Brands, adding to its growing list of notable clients that include KFC, East African Breweries, and Wells Fargo Couriers. This expansion signifies a crucial step in Leta’s goal to become a major player in improving logistics across Africa.
Leta’s entry into Ghana demonstrates the growing dynamism of the African tech scene and the increasing adoption of innovative solutions for logistical hurdles. With its focus on fleet optimization and cost-efficiency, Leta is positioned to contribute significantly to the growth and development of businesses in Ghana and the broader African market.
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