Investment History

To date, the company has investments in over 130 companies across 25 markets including seven exits and four “unicorns” in its active portfolio.

Endeavor Catalyst invests across MENAT, LATAM, SEA, SSA, and USA in primarily Series A and B companies with a focus on technology and technology-enabled companies.

Headquartered in the Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC), MEVP invests in early-stage technology companies across the MENA region and currently manages 4 Funds with $260 million in total AUMs.

Over the last decade MEVP has invested in more than 50 technology companies to support entrepreneurs in their journey to success.

Today the company is backed by regional SWFs, leading international institutions and UHNW family offices. BECO aims to invest in the best MENA-based consumer and enterprise technology companies with a focus on seed, series A and B rounds.

Some of BECO’s most notable investments include Careem (acquired by Uber for $3.1 billion), PropertyFinder (the region’s leading RE classifieds portal), SWVL (premium mass transit system for emerging markets) and Kitopi (a global managed cloud kitchen network).

Based in Dubai, UAE, and with a presence in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Iliad invests in innovative companies with solutions that are localized for the MENA region. The company takes an active, hands-on approach to help founders build the innovative companies of tomorrow with an initial focus on investments in “e-commerce enablement” in sectors such as logistics, transport, and mobility. Since establishment, the company has expanded to broader digitization themes and verticals including fintech, insurtech and proptech.

The company invests in early-stage technology companies in Egypt and the MENA region with LPs that include Cisco, the European Commission, EAEF, EBRD, IFC, and private family offices. Algebra has also invested in 17 transformative technology companies in MENA, including HolidayMe, Trella, Elmenus, and Halan.

Headquartered in Dammam, Raed has invested in over 20 companies, including Swvl, Mrsool, Noon Academy, Salla, Sary, and Trella.

Raed’s funds are supported and anchored by Jada Fund of Funds, Saudi Venture Capital Company, and Almajdouie Holding.

Learn Capital is a venture capital firm based in San Mateo, California with a large and diverse education portfolio designed to transform how the world learns. Learn Capital invests in leading companies in the education space that deliver innovative learning content, platforms, and services, and leverage education technology.

Coursera has empowered 82 million learners, 100+ Fortune 500 companies, and more than 6,000 campuses, businesses, and governments with access to world-class digital learning.

In February 2021, Coursera received B Corp certification, underscoring not only its legal duty to shareholders, but also its commitment to positively impacting society by reducing barriers to world-class education for all.

The e-learning platform offers tutoring and educational content through a subscription model that allows all users free access to basic content, and charges them for access to private tutors and more advanced content, enabling students to practice important study material while also allowing social group learning in a friendly online environment.

Operating out of Jordan (Amman) and UAE (Dubai), iMENA has built a portfolio of market leading businesses including OpenSooq.com (the largest classifieds marketplace across the MENA region), SellAnyCar.com (the largest used cars marketplace in GCC), Jeeny (the fastest growing ride-hailing service in the Middle East), ReserveOut (the leading online restaurant reservations and table management platform in the MENA region), and Telr (the most innovative payment gateway in the Middle East).

It also invests in diagnostics and regenerative medicine. Other products in which it invests include electronics and laboratory services. The firm has made more than 20 investments and invests in various funding rounds including seed and Series A. Its first fund, Fund 1, had a $1 billion exit with Rocket Pharma.

The company’s digital learning solutions provide engaging learning experience for over 80,000 school children globally, including refugee children through remedial school programs.

Alongside Alturki Ventures, Klarna is backed by leading global investors such as Sequoia Capital, Silver Lake, Bestseller Group, Dragoneer, Permira, Visa, and Atomico.

The company's platform inspires and engages people in lifelong health, one step at a time and offers digital care programs for the prevention of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, self-management and supports those struggling with anxiety and depression, enabling patients to improve health and achieve health goals.

Omada partners with clinical care teams to research, test, and create evidence-based care pathways.

Anghami merged with Vistas Media Acquisition Company Inc. in 2021 to become the first Arab technology company to be listed on NASDAQ New York.

Along with Alturki Ventures, Anghami is backed by leading venture capital firms and strategic shareholders such as Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), MBC Group, Mobily, Du, as well as SHUAA Capital, Samena Capital (UAE), Megladon (Saudi Arabia), Endeavor (USA) and Sal&Co (USA).

Developed by an award-winning team of experienced teachers, neuroscientists and technologists, Century Tech combines the latest research in learning science, artificial intelligence, and neuroscience to deliver intelligent tools that help teachers and learners succeed.

The company develops hardware and software to deliver solutions across Base Defense, Critical Infrastructure, Border Security and Counter Drones. The company makes defense hardware, including long-flying drones and surveillance towers that connect to a shared software platform “Lattice”, a technology that can be used to secure military bases and monitor borders. Anduril works directly with end users to solve real-life defense challenges, deploying engineers to the field to validate innovative solutions under actual conditions.