Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion)
Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion) is a equity investment from Knife Capital offering from R 10 000 000 for growth, established businesses across South Africa. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Overview
Knife Capital is an active Cape Town venture capital firm investing in innovation-driven tech companies. Its typical investment runs from about R10 million ($600k) at Series A up to $8 million from its Fund III expansion fund, with a primary focus on South African companies. There is an open online application form on its funding page with a stated two-week response time; it looks for a well-defined product, recurring revenues and strong management rather than fixed turnover thresholds.
Programme details last verified on 12 June 2026.
Full Description
Series A and B equity investments in high-growth technology companies with proven traction and scalable business models.
Eligibility Criteria
Frequently Asked Questions
How much funding does Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion) offer?
Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion) offers from R 10 000 000 per applicant.
Who qualifies for Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion)?
Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion) targets growth, established businesses across South Africa.
When is the deadline for Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion)?
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
How do I apply for Knife Capital (Series A / Fund III Expansion)?
Check your eligibility with the free readiness check on Okhantu, prepare the required documents, then apply on the provider's website.
Prepare Your Application
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Provider Guide
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Document Checklist
Requirements and deadlines
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Business plan, cash flow, projections
Legal Framework
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Compliance Check
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