Saudi preventive health startup Madeed has raised $400,000 in a pre seed round led by Vision Ventures to scale its AI driven digital health platform, as early stage capital continues to support healthcare transformation priorities under Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia based preventive health startup Madeed has raised $400,000 in a pre seed investment round led by Vision Ventures, according to the fundraising update shared in regional startup coverage. The financing is expected to support Madeed’s product expansion as the Kingdom continues to see increasing early stage activity in healthcare technology and preventive care platforms tied to national health transformation priorities.
Madeed is building an AI driven health platform and positions its offering around digital healthcare services for Saudi institutions. On its official website, Madeed describes itself as focused on AI driven digital health solutions for providers, insurers, and government institutions, and states that it is working in partnership with Albert Health as part of its delivery model. The company’s product positioning is outlined on Madeed’s official site, which also frames its work in the context of Saudi Arabia’s broader healthcare digitization agenda.
The round was led by Vision Ventures, a Saudi venture capital firm that invests in early stage startups across the Kingdom and the broader MENA region. Vision Ventures’ investment scope has also been supported through its second fund, Saqr Fund II, after Saudi Venture Capital Company (SVC) disclosed it invested $15 million into the fund, according to an official release published by the Saudi Press Agency. The SPA statement said Saqr Fund II targets $90 million and is structured to invest from pre-seed to pre-series B across Saudi Arabia and the wider region.
The same SVC backed fund details were also reported by regional business outlets including Arab News and Wamda, both of which cited the $90 million target size and early-stage mandate for Saqr Fund II. A related press release distributed through Zawya also confirmed SVC’s $15 million investment and described the fund’s intended coverage from pre-seed to pre-series B.
Madeed’s focus on preventive care aligns with the direction of Saudi Arabia’s Health Sector Transformation Program and Vision 2030 linked healthcare initiatives, where prevention and earlier intervention have become recurring themes in market strategy and public health planning. The broader shift toward preventive care and chronic disease management has also been highlighted in Saudi healthcare market research, including analysis published by Aranca, which describes digital health and diagnostics as an accelerating area of investment activity tied to preventive healthcare models.
Madeed and Vision Ventures have not disclosed additional verified details about valuation, investor participation beyond the lead, or a detailed breakdown of how the $400,000 will be allocated. The company’s public materials indicate its platform is oriented toward institutional healthcare stakeholders, with a stated emphasis on AI enabled delivery and digital integration, as shown in its published overview on Madeed.life.
