Jumba, a Kenyan startup simplifying sourcing of construction supplies, raises $4.5M | TechCrunch
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Jumba simplifies the sourcing of construction materials through a common marketplace for retailers and developers.
Jumba, a Kenyan startup simplifying sourcing of construction supplies, raises $4.5M | TechCrunch Image Credits: Jumba Venture Jumba, a Kenyan startup simplifying sourcing of construction supplies, raises $4.5M Annie Njanja 11:30 PM PST · February 19, 2023 Less than a year after launch, Kenyan B2B construction tech startup Jumba has secured clients in major regions of the East African country, a tell-tale of the growth it has experienced over the last 10 months. Jumba , which enables construction material retailers (regarded as hardware stores locally), found on almost every block, to restock,
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