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Equity and quasi‑equity investment for high‑growth Ugandan SMEs with proven revenue (>US$300k) and scalable models. Investors take minority stakes and provide strategic…

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A 3-month government-backed accelerator in Uganda for growth-stage startups across FinTech, ICT, Mobility, Agriculture, Healthcare and related sectors. You get mentorship, investor introductions, technology credits worth over $600,000, and a Demo Day—but you must already be generating revenue and have investor interest.
3-month government-backed accelerator programme implemented by Hindsight Ventures for growth-stage startups in Uganda. Cohort 2 focuses on FinTech, ICT, Mobility, Consumer Business; Cohort 3 on Agriculture, AgriTech, Healthcare, HealthTech. Aims to strengthen investor readiness and foster cross-industry collaboration.
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Legally registered and operating in Uganda, annual revenue approximately 500 million Uganda Shillings (guideline; companies below this may apply). Growth-stage startups only—not early-stage or pre-revenue ventures.
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Applications move through three stages. Stage 1 screens all submissions using a weighted scoring mechanism. Stage 2 has the jury evaluate your pitch deck in detail. Stage 3 involves founder interviews. A total of 10 startups per cohort are selected for the 3-month programme, which includes mentorship from successful founders and industry leaders, business development coaching, an international market exposure visit to Kenya, and a final Demo Day in Kampala where you present to investors, corporations, development finance institutions and government representatives.
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No. The MTIC Acceleration Program is free to participants.
No. Travel expenses for the international market roadshow are fully sponsored by MTIC.
Each startup receives in excess of $600,000 in technology credits from partners including AWS, Zoho, IBM, Microsoft, Canva, DigitalOcean and FreshWorks. You typically apply these credits to platform subscriptions and services during and after the programme.
10 startups are selected for each cohort—Cohort 2 and Cohort 3 run in parallel.
You present to investors, business leaders, corporations, development finance institutions and government at the Demo Day in Kampala. Previous graduates report doors opening to partners like Microsoft, Visa Innovation Hub, Britam, ABSA Bank Kenya, and Liquid Telecom.
Guide written from the official programme page on 6 November 2026. Funders change their rules, so confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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