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4G Capital Raises $2M to Expand Financial Inclusion Across East Africa
Kenyan fintech company 4G Capital has raised $2 million in new strategic funding aimed at accelerating its expansion across East Africa and widening access to credit for small and informal businesses.
The investment will support the firm’s mission of improving financial inclusion by providing working capital loans alongside business training for micro and small enterprises that are often underserved by traditional banking systems. Since its launch in 2013, the company has built a model that combines digital lending technology with in-person support to help entrepreneurs grow sustainable businesses.
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