Other listings during the quarter included offerings from Egypt and Morocco, reflecting a gradual diversification of IPO activity beyond the Gulf region.
Spanning Madrid and Dubai, The Lab Ventures wraps up its second fund to invest in early-stage B2B startups in PropTech, HealthTech and AI across MENA and Europe.
The fresh capital will be used to expand operations, enhance the company’s digital platform, and develop a comprehensive marketplace for logistics and storage services.
Pre-seed round led by Silicon Badia positions MidLyr to scale compliant AI automation for financial institutions across the US, Egypt, and the wider Middle East.
Aramco and PIF will pool their AI-related assets, capabilities and talent into HUMAIN, which will continue to be majority-owned by PIF.
The raise will backs flexible payments and AI-driven procurement for the B2B building materials platform.
Switching from HALA Ventures to formerly HALA Capital, the firm is now licensed to operate across venture capital, private equity, and private credit.
KarmCyprus secured £5 Million from Eurobank to build a 7.6 MW solar PV plant in Monagroulli, southern Cyprus, expected to begin operations by September 2026.
The disclosed round is backed by angel investors, including senior figures from Google and Boston Consulting Group.
Founded more than eight years ago, OSON serves over three million users across Central Asia.
Saudi AI company Humain announces plans for a 6GW data-centre network and a new voice-based operating system.
The firm expects to leverage the valuation to fuel expansion into broader financial services.
The latest funding round will support Crusoe's pipeline of future campuses, including a 1.2-gigawatt project in Abilene, Texas.
Squadio’s client portfolio includes major Saudi firms such as STC, Elm, Thiqah, Monsha’at, and Nupco.
Saudi deep tech investor Beta Lab joins a round led by Big Pi Ventures and Zero Carbon Capital as Nutropy readies animal-free cheese for global rollout.
Participants will compete for a prize pool of over $1.5 million, and span sectors including communications, health, and space.