Egyptian entrepreneur Gohar Said’s Suplyd closes $1.6-million funding round
Suplyd was founded to address the challenges faced by HORECA industry in MENA.
Suplyd was founded to address the challenges faced by HORECA industry in MENA.
The capital injection will be used to strengthen its operations in Egypt and the MENA region.
Wadi worked on a number of projects for Microsoft and Daimler before founding Money Fellows in 2016.
Kenzz aims to deepen e-commerce adoption in Egypt.
Swvl is a global provider of transformative tech-enabled mass transit solutions.
The acquisition comes after the Egyptian startup closed a $3-million pre-Series-A funding round last year.
Younes explained that the $2.5 million in institutional funding will help the startup build on its success in the region.
Paymob’s total funding since its inception seven years ago is more than $68.5 million.
Kandil stated that with the acquisition of Volt Lines, Swvl will be positioned to deepen its presence in Europe.
Fawry is one of Africa’s leading fintech companies, offering more than 250 e-payment services.
Pylon was developed with the goal of addressing the $400 billion in losses and uncollected revenue in the distribution of energy and water.
Farag and Ahmed Hisham founded the Egyptian fintech startup in 2021.