Elephanti

Elephanti is a wildlife conservation organization dedicated to the protection and care of African Bush Elephants through various initiatives that promote their preservation and positive human-elephant interactions. Elephanti focuses on wildlife conservation, specifically African Bush Elephants, and was formed to address their protection and care. The organization is headquartered in Singapore and has successfully raised USD 4. 5 mn in Seed funding from LMJ Holdings and other investors as of December 26, 2013.

The founder's details are not publicly available. Elephanti is involved in several initiatives aimed at the conservation of African Bush Elephants. Their services include anti-poaching efforts, community outreach, veterinary assistance for wildlife, and educational programs to raise awareness about elephant welfare and ecological integrity. Their target customers are eco-tourists, conservationists, and local communities in Africa and Thailand, where they actively run rescue and rehabilitation programs, in addition to collaborating with other conservation organizations to enhance their impact.

In the most recent year of 2014, Elephanti reported a revenue of USD 0 with an EBITDA of USD -2,720,984. The organization relies primarily on donations and partnerships with conservation organizations as its revenue model, receiving contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporate sponsors to support anti-poaching programs and community education initiatives. Elephanti plans to utilize the USD 4. 5 mn raised in Seed funding to expand its conservation initiatives and enhance its outreach.

Future projects include the development of new educational programs and expanding its activities into new regions where elephants are native. The organization aims to broaden its operations in Africa and Thailand to foster greater community engagement and support for elephant conservation efforts.