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幂律在风险投资领域是普遍现象。Silicon Valley (硅谷) 2016年的投资批次也出现了集中现象。重要的是这种集中产生了什么。在一个运转良好的市场中,成功者退出,资金回流到基金,基金将其再投资于下一批企业,早期员工也成为下一批创始人。然而,2016届企业却很少产生上述结果

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Ten years, $1.89 billion, and almost no liquidity.
Since its founding in 2016, Flutterwave has raised about $475 million, more than any of the 200-plus African startups founded that year. The 166 smallest companies in its cohort have raised roughly $210 million between them over the same decade.
This disparity in how one payments company from Lagos took in more than twice what two-thirds of its class managed in ten years combined is the story of Africa’s venture capital industry, shown in a year’s intake.
The mid-2010s were a good moment to start a company on the continent. Mobile money was spreading, smartphone prices were falling, and global funds were beginning to treat Africa as an asset class. In 2016, startups were founded across Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Morocco, Uganda and Ghana, spanning fintech, agritech, e-commerce, cleantech and health.
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来源:TechCabal Africa (https://techcabal.com/)
原文链接:https://techcabal.com/2026/10/05/african-startup-exits-class-of-2016/
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