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Cascador Selects 10 Nigerian Firms For Growth Support
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CASCADOR SELECTS 10 NIGERIAN FIRMS FOR GROWTH SUPPORT

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Cascador has selected 10 Nigerian growth-stage companies for its 2026 ScaleUp Programme, following more than 1,000 applications from businesses across the country.

The programme will provide the selected businesses with one-on-one support from investors, African and international experts, as well as strategic partners to help them strengthen their operations and expand.

The companies come from different sectors, reflecting Cascador’s focus on supporting businesses beyond the traditional technology and fintech space. They include Venco, SunFi, ColdHubs, EHA Clinics, Beauty Hut Africa, BEYOND Fitness, Ziba Beach Resort, Tulay Africa, Maanj Agric and another selected growth-stage company.

Cascador said the programme is designed to help established businesses move from early growth into sustainable expansion by improving leadership, strategy, capital readiness and access to relevant networks.

The initiative builds on the organisation’s wider support for African businesses. Since 2019, Cascador says it has supported 70 companies that have collectively raised more than $125m.

Earlier in 2026, Cascador also deployed more than $5m in growth capital to seven Nigerian businesses through its Catalytic Fund.

The latest ScaleUp cohort is expected to benefit from mentorship, strategic resources and connections aimed at helping the companies create jobs and contribute more to Nigeria’s economic growth.

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