Scimitar Ventures
Invests in and helps build businesses for founders developing ideas that improve the world around them
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Scimitar Ventures
Scimitar Ventures invests in, builds and accelerates businesses, connecting founders and their ideas with capital and supporting their growth. Its portfolio spans foreign exchange, technology, biotech and high-growth SMEs in Africa.
The firm’s portfolio includes businesses in AI mapping, geospatial property data, peer-to-peer rentals, property safety and environmental data, and whisky investment. Robert Pugsley is managing director and supports founders using investment and consulting experience.
Product: Investment, venture-building and growth support for businesses and founders.
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