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- WorkPay has received KSh 341.3 million (US$2.7 million) from international investors to expand in Africa
- The Kenyan HR and payroll solution said the pre-series A round was led by several companies including Acadian Ventures, Fondation Botnar, P1 Ventures, and Kara Ventures
- The funding will assist WorkPay to expand in 40 countries in Africa
WorkPay, a Kenyan human resource (HR) and payroll solution startup WorkPay, has received KSh 341.3 million from international investors to expand in Africa. The startup offers cloud-based human resources management and payroll solution for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Africa.
On February 22, 2023, WorkPay announced that the investment, a pre-series A round, was led by several companies including Acadian Ventures, Fondation Botnar, P1 Ventures, and Kara Ventures.
The funding will assist WorkPay to expand in 40 countries in Africa.
Commenting on the funding, WorkPay CEO and Co-Founder Paul Kimani told TechCrunch that the company has …
