ChowDeck secures a $ 9 million series funding to carry Ultra-Fast

The Nigerian ChowDeck food delivery platform has collected $ 9 million in series A funding to introduce fast trading services and accelerate its growth in Ghana and Nigeria.

The funding round was spearheaded by an international venture capital company.

According to ChowDeck, the money will be used to increase the technology platform, grow alliances with restaurants and retail companies, and create very fast shipping infrastructure.

Food, consumables, and medicines will be sent faster and reliably thanks to additional funds. The fast trading plan, which is supported by dark shops and hyperlocal logistics, will accelerate shipping, increase the depth of coverage, and accelerate expansion to cities that are not served in Ghana and Nigeria.

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Femi Aluko, CEO and one of the founders of ChowDeck, said, “We are happy with this round, … changing how millions of Africans access food, food ingredients, and important things every day. This funding will increase our growth plan, allow us to expand to more cities, reduce delivery time, reproduce our wholesale traces, and attract the best talents to encourage the development, and secure satisfying time.

Brian Waswani Odhiambo, a partner in Novastar Ventures, said, “ChowDeck created a platform that benefits consumers, vendors, and motorists. With a deep local insight, a sustainable first approach, and a more impressive execution, this larger ChowDeck will define the plots in this continent. The diversion that re-defined PASE on this continent.