Egypt-based women’s fashionwear brand Opio, on Wednesday, announced that it has raised $300,000 in a seed round from AUC Angels.
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Iraq-based last-mile delivery startup Hi-Express, on Wednesday, raised a 6-figure seed funding led by Iraqi Angel Investors Network (IAIN).
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Dubai, UAE-based Spotii, a 'buy now, pay later' (BNPL) startup, on Thursday, secured a strategic investment from Australia-based Zip.
Saudi Arabia-based Morni, on Thursday, raised SAR 34.3 million (around $9.1 million) in a Series B round led by GSquare Investments.
Mumbai, India-based Callify.ai, on Tuesday, announced that the company has raised $560,000 in a seed funding round led by Malpani Ventures.
UAE-based Urent, a hybrid vehicle-sharing app has recently announced that it has raised seven-figure funding in its Pre-Series A funding round.
Bollywood stars Akshay Kumar and Rana Daggubati are coming together to launch Socialswag, India's first influencer-led marketplace.
Bologna, Italy-based B2B platform GELLIFY is projecting the launch of a €20 million (around $24.3 million) fund to invest in MENA.
Startup Istanbul, on Wednesday, announced the launch of a $10 million VC fund for technology startups in Middle East & Africa (MEA) and Asia.
Egypt-based beauty e-commerce platform Source Beauty, on Wednesday, raised a six-figure seed funding from ACE & Company and some angels.
Iraq-based Teami, on Tuesday, raised 5-figure investment led by KAPITA - assisted by Iraqi Angel Investor Network.
DIFC, on Tuesday, announced that Ebury, a leading global fintech has been granted a Financial Services licence to provide money services.