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R58M Boost: Fueling South Africa’s Future Tech Leaders

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R58 Million Partnership Fuels Growth for South Africa’s Tech Startups

A significant investment of R58 million is poised to transform South Africa’s tech landscape, providing crucial support to high-potential startups. Through a strategic partnership between Telkom FutureMakers and Aions Creative Technology, promising tech ventures are receiving the operational resources, strategic guidance, and personalized mentorship needed to transition from initial survival to scalable and investor-ready growth. This collaboration focuses on empowering the next wave of South African tech giants.

A Hands-On Approach to Building Tech Businesses

Telkom’s Tshepo Phetla emphasizes the partnership’s objective: nurturing a new cohort of tech businesses primed for scale and investment. The initiative specifically targets young, black, and women-led enterprises, recognizing the transformative impact of targeted interventions. Aions distinguishes itself from conventional investors by actively embedding itself within the supported businesses. This hands-on approach encompasses refining market entry strategies and fortifying essential back-end systems, prioritizing enduring value creation over short-term gains. Telkom’s R58 million commitment established the Aions ICT Venture Builder in 2023, which focuses on building tech companies from the ground up, guiding them through seed, development, and early stages while also facilitating further investment opportunities.

This strategic alliance represents a significant step towards fostering a thriving tech ecosystem in South Africa, empowering innovative startups to achieve sustainable growth and attract further investment, ultimately shaping the future of technology in the region.

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