Cambridge Industries

Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Company profile

Cambridge Industries company profile

Designing, constructing and operating extremely cost-competitive and scalable waste-to-energy facilities customised for Sub-Saharan Africa Cambridge Industries is a holistic waste management and renewable energy generation company, delivering leading technologies to address waste and energy deficiencies in Africa. They produce clean/green energy while solving waste-related problems by reducing the amount of waste going to landfills. Their goal is to turn one of Africa's most challenging social problems, the management of waste, into a source of new wealth. Cambridge’s 'Green Vision' is a comprehensive, sustainable, clean, and renewable power generation and waste management system designed specifically for African cities. Effective power generation and waste management are among the principal challenges faced throughout Africa, particularly in its rapidly urbanizing cities. Cambridge Industries provides local governments with an efficient, cost-effective solution to resolving power deficits while managing municipal waste, from garbage collection to the treatment and ultimate conversion of the waste to low-emission, renewable electricity and useful byproducts, such as recycled metals and building materials.

Business identity

Contact email
[email protected]
Phone number
6502094684
Operating status
Active
Company type
For Profit
Employee range
101-250 employees
Revenue range
$50,000+
Founded
2011-05-01

Headquarters

Country code
ET
Continent
Africa

Capital profile

Funding and company signals

Funding stage
Early Stage Venture
Funding rounds
4
Total equity funding
$12.8M
Last funding
Non Equity Assistance / 2023-07-31
Last equity funding
Series B / $7.5M
Investors
4
Lead investors
2
Founders
2
Articles
6

Founders and investors

Founders

Robert SeabrookSamuel Z. Alemayehu

Lead investors

AcceliCITY powered by Leading CitiesCambridge Group Investment

Investors

AcceliCITY powered by Leading CitiesCambridge Group InvestmentSamuel Z. AlemayehuSurya Capital