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Fact-check: The article accurately reports data from Briter Intelligence's 'State of Agtech Investment in Africa 2025' report, citing less than $170 million raised (specifically $168+ million), a nearly 20% decline from 2024, and fewer deals—the first such dual decline since tracking began. Real-time X posts from Briter (@briter_co), BusinessDayNG, and Techeconomy confirm the report's findings, with web sources like TechCabal echoing the 18%+ drop to $168.1 million. No contradictions found.

Agrictech funding in Africa falls 20% as deals decline

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African agricultural technology startups raised less than $170 million in 2025, a 20% decline from previous years. This marks the first time the sector has seen a decrease in funding since it began tracking. The decline is attributed to a decrease in deals, indicating a potential slowdown in the growth of agrictech in Africa.

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Agrictech funding in Africa falls 20% as deals decline

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