Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Founded in 2025 by Darren Edmund and Botlhale Mosoane, Cobi builds an AI decision stack that reads customer and product data in real time, identifies meaningful behavioral changes, and delivers actionable recommendations through existing business tools. The company is headquartered in Dubai within the DIFC and operates out of the Dubai AI Campus. Cobi raised $1 million in a pre-seed round led by Lunara Partners with participation from Plug and Play, Annex Investments and Spring to accelerate enterprise deployments across the Middle East and internationally. The new capital is earmarked to automate the path from signal analysis to decision execution and to deepen its recommendation and decisioning capabilities. The articles do not disclose revenue, user metrics, or valuation.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

Founded in 2017 by Adnan Alshuaili, Issa Alshuaili and Awadh Al Shukaili, eMushrif offers an integrated hardware-and-software platform that brings real-time visibility, safety monitoring and route optimization to school bus fleets. The company’s AI- and IoT-enabled system serves more than 120,000 students across public and private schools in Oman and Kuwait, working closely with both government bodies and private operators. By combining vehicle-mounted sensors, student check-in hardware and cloud dashboards, eMushrif gives parents, schools and regulators up-to-the-minute data on bus location and student safety. In 2021, the company expanded its product footprint through the acquisition of Egypt-based transport tracking app Tareeqi. With fresh capital, eMushrif plans to scale into Saudi Arabia and the UAE while continuing to invest in product development and operational capabilities in its core markets. The firm positions itself within a multi-billion-dollar global market for student transportation safety and compliance technologies.

Led · Seed · Aug 2025

Ovasave, founded in 2023 and based in Abu Dhabi, provides a digital-first platform for women’s fertility and hormonal health. Its offerings include at-home hormone testing, virtual consultations, tailored supplement plans, and coordinated access to leading fertility clinics for egg freezing. The startup also operates a growing corporate benefits program and runs public-education initiatives, including a 2024 “Fertility Your Way” campaign with Merck KGaA that provided free AMH screenings to over 500 women. Ovasave plans to launch in Saudi Arabia this summer and pursue wider MENA expansion over the next three years. The company will use recent funding to accelerate corporate partnerships and to roll out the next phase of its mobile app—adding menstrual cycle tracking, symptom monitoring, integrated care access, and AI-powered treatment plans—and to expand support for perimenopause and menopause. The team notes regulatory fragmentation and cultural nuances across MENA as operational challenges while emphasizing a mission to shift care from reactive treatment to proactive support.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

Myne offers a comprehensive wealth and asset tracking platform for individuals, professionals, and businesses, providing tools for wealth tracking, budgeting, spending, and estate planning. The platform can sync unlimited banking assets, banks, stocks, crypto brokers, exchanges, and wallets, and supports over 10 currencies. Users access a personal wealth dashboard with real-time price updates, intuitive budgeting tools, and the ability to connect with wealth planners. Led by CEO and founder Karim Chouman, the company positions itself as a complete solution for financial well-being. Myne intends to use the funding to scale operations, deepen its technology infrastructure, accelerate user acquisition, and support its innovation pipeline and roadmap for regional expansion. The company has raised US$2M in a pre-seed financing.

Participated · Series A · May 2024

Keyper operates a platform that integrates rent payments, property management, and embedded financial services. Its flagship product, Rent Now, Pay Monthly, lets tenants pay rent in monthly installments while ensuring landlords receive rental income upfront. The company aims to expand its digital real estate infrastructure and grow adoption among institutional landlords and large residential portfolios across the UAE. Keyper also plans to introduce financing and liquidity solutions for property owners. Founded in 2022 by Omar Abu Innab and Walid Shihabi, the company has raised a total of $56 million to date.