Savant Build Cohort 4 Opens for African Deep-Tech Startups

Savant opens applications for Cohort 4 of its Build Programme, offering up to €80,000 for African hardware and deep-tech startups in climate and green economy.

Savant Build Cohort 4 Opens for African Deep-Tech Startups

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Savant has opened applications for Cohort 4 of the Savant Build Programme, a funded accelerator supporting African deep-tech and hardware founders. The programme offers up to €80,000 (approximately R1.6 million) in funding and focuses on scalable solutions for the climate and green economy sectors. Applications close on 15 June 2026.

The accelerator is designed to help startups achieve investment readiness, providing mentorship, technical support, and access to a network of investors and industry experts. Savant aims to back founders building transformative technologies that address environmental challenges in Africa.

Eligible startups must be based in Africa and working on hardware or deep-tech innovations. The programme is open to early-stage companies with a clear focus on climate impact. Interested founders can apply through the Savant website before the deadline.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Savant Build Programme?

It is a funded accelerator for African deep-tech and hardware startups, offering up to €80,000 in funding and support for climate and green economy solutions.

When is the application deadline for Cohort 4?

Applications close on 15 June 2026.

Who can apply to the Savant Build Programme?

Early-stage African startups working on hardware or deep-tech innovations with a focus on climate impact are eligible to apply.

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