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Startup Series A B2B

Releaf Nigeria

Palm oil processing tech

Nigeria , Lagos Founded 2017 51-200 Website
Total Raised$4,200,000
StageSeries A
Operating Since2017 (9y)

About Releaf Nigeria

Releaf builds technology for efficient food processing starting with palm oil.

Funding

Total Raised$4,200,000

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Quick Facts

CountryNigeria
Founded2017
TypeStartup
ModelB2B
Team Size51-200

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Nigeria

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