
Startup Istanbul launches a $10 Mn fund for tech startups in MEA and Asia
Startup Istanbul, on Wednesday, announced the launch of a $10 million VC fund for technology startups in Middle East & Africa (MEA) and Asia.
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Startup Istanbul, on Wednesday, announced the launch of a $10 million VC fund for technology startups in Middle East & Africa (MEA) and Asia.

Saudi Arabia's QVM, on Wednesday, raised an undisclosed seed funding from Awab Holding Company, with participation from some angel investors.

Egypt-based beauty e-commerce platform Source Beauty, on Wednesday, raised a six-figure seed funding from ACE & Company and some angels.

Muscat, Oman-based transportation startup eMushrif, on Wednesday, raised $2.3 million in a Series A round led by IDO Investments and others.

Bengaluru's FreshToHome, on Monday, raised fresh funds from Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) to develop its agritech projects in Abu Dhabi.

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.

UAE-based 'Buy Now, Pay Later' fintech startup tabby, on Tuesday, raised $23 million Series A led by Arbor Ventures and Mubadala Capital.

Powered by Kooora.com, Vooora Ventures, the first sportstech accelerator in MENA, incubates Malaeb, Bahraini community app for football lovers.

Cairo, Egypt-based fitness & sportswear startup Sigma Fit, on Friday, raised an undisclosed sum from Egypt's Innlife investments.

Mumbai-based TagMango, on Friday, raised seed funding from Y Combinator; Twitch's Kevin Lin; US & UAE-based angels, and others.

Gurugram-based full-stack logistics startup Rivigo, on Saturday, raised $19 million from Spring Canter Investment Ltd (SCIL).