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From Workflow Tech to Identity Leader: Nigeria’s Seamfix Secures $4.5 Million for Next Phase

Former classmates Chimezie Emewulu and Chibuzor Onwurah founded Seamfix in 2007. Credits: Seamfix

Seamfix, a 17-year-old Nigerian identity solutions leader, secured its first institutional investment of $4.5 million from Alitheia IDF. This funding fuels Seamfix’s expansion beyond Nigeria’s fluctuating Naira, targeting more stable African markets like Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.

Why The Investors Invested

Alitheia IDF’s investment hinges on several compelling factors:

Alitheia IDF is a $100 million gender-lens fund investing in African SMEs, prioritizing gender diversity for both financial returns and social impact. It focuses on sectors where women have significant roles, promoting growth-stage companies led by diverse management teams. Portfolio companies include SKLD, Reelfruit, Jetstream, Chika’s Foods, Psaltry International, and Wemy Industries.

A Deeper Look At Seamfix

Seamfix, founded in 2007 by classmates Chimezie Emewulu and Chibuzor Onwurah, initially focused on custom workflow digitization solutions. However, in 2015, they recognized the vast identity problem in Africa and strategically pivoted to building identity management solutions.

Seamfix’s Current Landscape:

By leveraging their experience, diversified revenue streams, and strategic expansion plans, Seamfix positions itself as a major force in tackling Africa’s identity challenge, creating a more inclusive and prosperous continent.

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