The Wa’ed Ventures-led round comes as COFE expands beyond coffee ordering into e-commerce, B2B tools and AI-powered services.
The firm's regulated, institutional frameworks shows that long-term wealth creation for what it truly is: a disciplined, measurable and manageable process.
Abwaab plans to fold Eduact into its platform and use regional reach to scale to more teachers and centres; it’s the company’s second acquisition in 2026 and it operates across six MENA markets.
Launched at LEAP, the platform unifies reservations‑to‑payment control and partnerships as Saudi full‑service dining heads toward $24.12 billion by 2030.
The Saudi firm’s twin moves span infrastructure and software for enterprises in oil and gas, finance and manufacturing.
The seed round led by MRG Economic Group follows growth to over 120,000 learners and a reported 230% revenue increase for the startup.
The game-changing announcement was made as part of LEAP x DeepFest 2026 in Riyadh, and marks a potentially game-changing moment for developers.
The climate-tech startup will expand its AI-powered sustainability software and add water, waste and energy accounting tools.
The pilot will test blockchain-based issuance, transfer and redemption of money market fund units under regulatory oversight.
The Saudi–Silicon Valley tie-up pairs HUMAIN’s sovereign AI infrastructure with Applied Intuition’s autonomy stack, targeting national-scale logistics and future robotaxis and industrial use cases.
The fund will target around 15 investments across artificial intelligence, enterprise software and advanced technology.
Tribe has incorporated under the Qatar Financial Centre and joined its Digital Assets Lab to develop its property tokenisation model.
The programme will take founders from idea to MVP, accelerate 20 startups a year and invest up to EGP 5 million in selected companies.
The round brings Oro’s total funding to $4 million and will support AI development, hiring, compliance and B2B integrations.
The new Riyadh base will support Roblox creators across MENA and expand its role in Saudi Arabia’s gaming ecosystem.
With only 3% of the internet in Arabic, this Egyptian startup is building the missing data itself, one dialect at a time.