
Mumbai’s Callify.ai raises $560K seed funding from Malpani Ventures
Mumbai, India-based Callify.ai, on Tuesday, announced that the company has raised $560,000 in a seed funding round led by Malpani Ventures.
News and stories from the ever-growing startup ecosystem of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – the startups, investors, whopping funding rounds, and everything in between.

Mumbai, India-based Callify.ai, on Tuesday, announced that the company has raised $560,000 in a seed funding round led by Malpani Ventures.

Abu Dhabi, UAE-based TruKKer, on Thursday, raised $10 million as strategic venture debt from San Francisco, US-based Partners for Growth (PFG).

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.

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

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.

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

Boxit, a UAE-based proprietary 'valet storage' platform, on Tuesday, announced that it has raised funding from Alif Ba Holding.
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Here’s to this week’s news roundup, featuring the top startup news from MENA and India published on LAFFAZ from 23 Nov to 29 Nov.

Abu Dhabi-based FinaMaze announces the launch of its ground-breaking AI-powered Robo Asset Manager for the MENA region.

Foreign business owners can own 100 percent of their businesses established in the UAE. The move leverages the skilled manpower of India.

Dubai, UAE-based Quiqup, a same-day delivery startup, on Tuesday raised $5.5 million in a funding round led by Delivery Hero.