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Madica Fuels African AI Growth: Adds 2 Startups, Partners with ABAN

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Madica Propels African AI Innovation with Strategic Pre-Seed Investments

Madica, a vital structured investment program dedicated to nurturing pre-seed African startups, backed by Flourish Ventures, has significantly broadened its impact across the continent. The program recently announced new strategic investments, welcoming two innovative AI-driven ventures into its growing portfolio: Anavid from Tunisia and Hypeo AI from Morocco. These additions underscore Madica’s commitment to fostering technological advancement and equitable access to venture capital within Africa’s dynamic startup ecosystem.

Empowering Underrepresented Founders and Diverse Markets

Each selected startup will benefit from a robust financial injection of up to $200,000, coupled with access to Madica’s intensive 18-month acceleration program. This comprehensive program is designed to equip founders with essential tools and resources, including bespoke mentorship, expert executive coaching, and fully funded immersion trips to leading global tech hubs. This integrated approach is crucial given that early-stage funding in Africa often remains concentrated in a limited number of markets and sectors. Madica’s strategy directly addresses this disparity by intentionally targeting underrepresented founders and startups operating in underserved regions, striving to create a more inclusive and geographically distributed venture capital landscape across the continent. Anavid, co-founded by Ahmed Chaari and David Nilsson in Tunisia, exemplifies this focus with its innovative AI-powered platform. This solution integrates with existing retail camera systems to accurately detect shoplifting incidents while simultaneously enhancing the overall in-store customer experience. Hypeo AI from Morocco also joins this cohort, further diversifying the program’s reach and technological scope.

These strategic investments by Madica not only provide critical capital but also embed these promising startups within a supportive network designed for long-term success. By empowering pioneering AI ventures like Anavid and Hypeo AI, Madica is actively contributing to the development of cutting-edge solutions for local challenges and positioning African startups for global competitiveness, reinforcing the continent’s burgeoning reputation as a hub for technological innovation.

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