Autobia closes a $12 million round led by Artal
Autobia closed a $12 million Series A led by Artal Capital, with AlJazira Capital and Wa’ed Ventures. The Saudi firm sells spare parts to shops and offers instalments. No valuation was disclosed.
Business-to-business marketplaces and platforms
Autobia closed a $12 million Series A led by Artal Capital, with AlJazira Capital and Wa’ed Ventures. The Saudi firm sells spare parts to shops and offers instalments. No valuation was disclosed.
Beltone and Amtaar plan a property fund targeting EGP 2 billion, about $38 million, in several issues. The first is put at EGP 500 million to 700 million. Entry is EGP 1,000. The fund is not open, and no buildings were named.
Mazal has opened a Dubai app that holds a buyer’s money until the plate is transferred, and charges 5 percent. A launch auction of 10 lots raised Dh3.2 million. The Dh1.7 billion market figure is the company’s. No funding round was disclosed.
Saudi fintech Dhimam closed an undisclosed angel round to build financial guarantee rails for digital trades. Founder Ahmed Al-Abdullatif will spend on product, stack and local partners. Investor names and ticket size were not published.
Fina has launched the Fina Fund, a CMA-licensed direct financing vehicle managed by Joa Capital targeting SAR 500 million to embed liquidity into procurement, supplier payments and receivables for Saudi SMEs.
Repixa, built from Baghdad by Salah Hasanain, is raising a $500k pre-seed for an AI demo agent that runs live product walkthroughs. Early tests put demo starts at 6–11% of visitors, against roughly 1% who book a human call.
Indian B2B software marketplace Techjockey came to LEAP 2026 as it pushes its Gulf expansion beyond the UAE, citing a catalogue of more than 3,000 software brands and 21,000 products.
Morocco's z.systems just closed a USD 1.65 million seed round, and the story it tells is bigger than the number. The Casablanca-based startup is building a B2B2C platform that connects brands, wholesalers, and small
MUHIDE has closed a Series A backed by Asyad Holding Group to build Saudi Arabia's first unified B2B trade ecosystem. The Riyadh-based platform digitises and governs commercial transactions to reduce risk and improve transparency.
Saudi agritech startup Nabt has raised USD 3.4M in a seed extension round to expand its fresh-produce logistics and B2B marketplace infrastructure, following its earlier USD 1.5M funding backed by Merak Capital and documented across multiple regional sources.