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Jetstream
Cross-border e-logistics company
- 21-100 employees
- B2B
- Logistics
- Supply Chain
- Podoku, Tema, Greater Accra Region
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Company mission
To enable African businesses to see and control their own cross-border supply chains.
Our take
E-logistics in Africa is expanding across the continent and companies are looking to further streamline cross-border supply chains. But in a region of 17 landlocked countries, the continent often faces a number of problems when it comes to its supply chains.
Ghanaian startup Jetstream is looking to combat the inefficiencies within the supply chain industry by digitising African logistic networks and connecting importers, exporters and freight companies. It is now operating in over 14 African countries.
With funding from several investment organisations, including the Digital Africa Bridge Fund, ASC VC, Octerra, Alitheia IDF and Golden Palm, Jetstream plans to utilise the capital gained to further expand into new countries and continue the development of its technology platform.
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Benefits
- Commission
- Private Health Insurance
Company values
- GROWTH: We live by continuous improvement. Learning propels us forward, and self-awareness is our foundation for growth
- RESULTS: We are obsessed with outcomes, not ourselves. We make a positive impact, and measure our contributions by their real-world effects
- INTEGRITY: We have the strength to do the right thing when no one is looking. We treat everyone with dignity, especially when they are not like us
- TRUST: We give others reasons to trust us. We do what we say we are going to do and keep going until the job is done. We do not make or accept excuses
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Jan 2023
$6.5m
EARLY VC
Jun 2021
$3m
SEED
Total funding: $9.6m
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Leadership
Miishe Addy
(CEO)Previously worked as a Strategy Analyst for Bain & Company, practised transactional law at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Kats, and has consulted global development organisations, including TechnoServe and Global Partnerships.
Solomon Torgbor
(COO)Previously an Export Coordinator at A.P. Moller.