The sixth edition of Africa Tech Summit (ATS) will take place in London

The summit sets the ground for networking opportunities, business and investments. IMAGE/ COURTESY

All is set for the sixth edition of Africa Tech Summit (ATS), which will take place at the London Stock Exchange taking, on November 24.

In attendance will be African tech leaders, corporates and investors who will share highlights on matter investments.

Founder of ATS, Andrew Fassnidge, shared that the summit will feature new ventures and investors.

“We are delighted to be back at London Stock Exchange for the sixth edition of Africa Tech Summit London after another bumper year of activity and investment across the continent. This year we are delighted to welcome so many exciting new ventures alongside investors and partners in London,” said Mr Fassnidge.

The Summit will connect African innovators, investors, and corporates while unpacking the latest insights from across the continent on investment, payments, Web3, digital identity, cross-border trade, agtech, eCommerce, cloud, food tech and scaling.

The summit sets the ground for networking opportunities, business and investments.

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Some of the industry players that will be present at the event include; the London Stock Exchange, DLA Piper, Alerzo, Deimos, Niji Oni & Co., Cellulant, Paystack, GIZ, Smile Identity, Verto, Flex Finance, AWS Startups, DPI Innovation Fund and Celo Foundation.

Also in attendance will be leaders from Magmatech, Polygon Technology, InVhestia Africa Limited, Workpay, Viridian, Pennee Technologies, Bloomberg, Affinity, TechCrunch, QoreID, Boomi, Wimbart, Zenith Chain, FezDeliveryCo, Arinifu Technologies, Digital Mobile Africa, Farmspeak Technology Limited, Afri-Farmers Market, Mozare3, ePoultry, Patricia, Jabu, and Kwik Basket.

Diana Mutheu