Partech

Partech is a global technology investment firm headquartered in Paris, with offices across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and North America. It combines capital, operational experience and strategic support to back founders from seed through growth stages. Founded in San Francisco about 40 years ago, Partech manages €2.5 billion in assets and maintains a portfolio of roughly 220 companies across 40 countries on four continents. The firm focuses on venture investments in technology-enabled sectors, including software, fintech, AI, cybersecurity, e-commerce and related TMT industries, with a preference for B2B and SaaS models.

Matthieu Marchand

Principal and Member of the African Team

Guillaume Nordlinger

Principal, Portfolio and Transactions

Rémi Said

General Partner

Simone Riva

Principal and Member of the Venture Team

Past deals in Uganda

Tugende

Series B in 2022
Founded in 2012, Tugende is a Ugandan company that provides finance and business assets to informal sector entrepreneurs and micro, medium, and small-sized enterprises. It offers lease-to-own financing for income-generating assets such as motorcycles (bodas), taxis, matatus, boat engines, and other equipment like smartphones, salon gear, shop fridges, and sewing machines. Tugende also provides value-added services including insurance, safety training, GPS tracking, and genuine parts.

Tugende

Series A in 2021
Founded in 2012, Tugende is a Ugandan company that provides finance and business assets to informal sector entrepreneurs and micro, medium, and small-sized enterprises. It offers lease-to-own financing for income-generating assets such as motorcycles (bodas), taxis, matatus, boat engines, and other equipment like smartphones, salon gear, shop fridges, and sewing machines. Tugende also provides value-added services including insurance, safety training, GPS tracking, and genuine parts.

Wave Mobile Money

Seed Round in 2016
Wave Mobile Money is a financial technology company focused on providing app-based solutions for saving, transferring, and borrowing money in Africa. With a mission to create the first cashless continent, Wave aims to address the challenge of limited access to banking services, as less than 10% of the African population has a bank account. The company is developing an inclusive financial network that offers no account fees and allows for instant transactions, making it accessible to a broader audience. By leveraging technology, Wave is creating affordable financial services that enable individuals to manage their money effectively, thereby fostering economic empowerment and contributing to poverty alleviation. Its platform supports various services, including deposits, withdrawals, bill payments, and money transfers, facilitating cashless transactions for users and businesses alike.
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