Double Feather Partners

Founded in 2015, Nawah Scientific is a Cairo-based company that provides advanced scientific research services and equipment to universities and corporations worldwide. Through its online platform, it offers analytical services such as chromatographic analysis, bioassays, spectrophotometric analysis, and more. Additionally, it provides access to scientific equipment like dissolution testers and laboratories for booking. The company also offers training courses in areas like HPLC and nano drug delivery systems.

And Africa is a startup dedicated to revolutionizing Africa's logistics sector through digital innovation. It facilitates test marketing of Japanese products in Africa, bridging business opportunities between the two regions.

Hello Tractor is a platform that connects tractor owners with farmers to enable tractor sharing through a cloud-based service. The system provides virtual smart tractor monitoring and remote asset tracking to reduce fraud and equipment misuse, offering African farmers access to reliable machinery and an extra source of income. Founded in 2014 by Jehiel Oliver in Abuja, Nigeria, Hello Tractor focuses on making mechanized agricultural services more affordable and accessible.

WARPSPACE Inc. is a Japanese company founded in 2016, originating from the University of Tsukuba, where it developed satellite projects for five years prior to its establishment. The company specializes in designing and developing satellite modules and ground system instruments. It provides communication infrastructure services for low Earth orbit satellites, including on-demand ground station services, intersatellite communication infrastructure, and portable ground station solutions. With its focus on advancing satellite technology, WARPSPACE aims to enhance connectivity and communication capabilities in the rapidly evolving space industry.

SafeBoda is an Africa-focused ride-sharing platform that modernizes informal motorcycle taxi transportation with a mobile-first service that connects riders to trained drivers. The platform emphasizes safety, with drivers trained in road safety, first aid, bike maintenance, and customer care, enabling safer, affordable, and convenient urban mobility for Africa's growing cities. Founded in Kampala, SafeBoda designs its services for the African context, aiming to improve trips for both drivers and passengers and to provide a reliable alternative to traditional informal transport.

Asaak offers asset financing solutions tailored for mobility workers in emerging markets, primarily East Africa and Mexico.