HAVAÍC focuses on post-revenue African startups, offering corporate advisory, capital-raising support, and non-dilutive mezzanine funding alongside hands-on help like leading cross-border funding rounds, moving IP offshore, and brokering deals that extend a company's runway. The firm typically takes 10%-20% stakes while leaving founders in control, has chosen to hold onto investments it believed still had more upside rather than selling early, and has backed high-profile exits such as RapidDeploy's sale to Motorola Solutions and hearX's merger with Eargo, supported by an LP base that includes traditional institutional investors like Sanlam.