Data from State of Climatech in Africa, KNBS, FSO indicates African companies captured an estimated 3–4 per cent of global climate funding.
Sunking leads the top-funded climate tech firms in Africa with $992 million, followed by d.light ($489.7 million) and CrossBoundary Energy ($351.5 million).
Other major players include Spiro ($278 million), OX Delivers ($164.5 million), Zola Electric ($145 million), Bboxx ($139.5 million), and SolarAfrica ($134.2 million).
Notably, Kenyan tech companies featured prominently in the list include M-Kopa ($165.3 million), Twiga Foods ($147.3 million), and BURN Manufacturing ($131.7 million).
