Led · Series A · May 2024

OneOrder is a tech supply-chain and logistics solution for the HoReCa sector, delivered via a web platform and mobile application. The company provides a one-stop-shop with access to over 700 SKUs, analytics, embedded financing and integrations with ERP/POS systems. It simplifies payments through a collaboration with Commercial International Bank Egypt (CIB) to enable variable payments by direct debit. With a lean, tech-enhanced team, OneOrder has served over 1,370 clients. The company recently secured $16 million in equity and debt in a Series A round led by Delivery Hero Ventures to fund expansion into the GCC, starting with the UAE. CEO Tamer Amer highlights the role of technology and human creativity in empowering customers to focus on tasks that require human judgement. OneOrder is an Egyptian supply-chain solutions provider that lets restaurants order food supplies through an online platform. Its platform consolidates suppliers so restaurants no longer have to deal with tens of vendors, enables next-day delivery, and reduces waste and the need for warehouses. The service leverages economies of scale to lower costs and improve operational efficiency for restaurants. OneOrder is building a broader restaurant operating system that will use AI and machine learning to automate the full operations cycle beyond inventory management. Launched in March this year, the company was co-founded by CEO Tamer Amer and CTO Karim Maurice. It targets Egypt’s total addressable market of roughly 400,000 restaurants and plans to extend embedded working-capital financing to clients via partners and its data. OneOrder builds a technology-enabled platform that allows Egyptian restaurants to buy all their supplies from a single application with reliable quality, consistent pricing, and timely deliveries. The company was founded by restaurateur Tamer Amer, who also serves as CEO, and its management team includes co-founder and CTO Karim Maurice. OneOrder targets inefficiencies in a fragmented supplier market that cause inconsistent pricing, unreliable quality, and irregular delivery timing. The startup positions itself to serve Egypt’s large F&B market (c.45,000 registered restaurants and up to 250,000 unregistered outlets) and cites a 2019 USDA estimate valuing Egypt’s F&B/hospitality market at $13 billion. The company says it plans to expand geographically across MENA over time.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2024

Charan operates a fashion recommerce service that sells secondhand clothing and handles the entire resale process—including pickup, cleaning, inspection, photography, listing, and delivery—on behalf of sellers. The service launched in August 2023 and reached 200,000 users within eight months. Monthly revenue grew 4.5x from December to March and is 9x higher than at launch, reflecting rapid early traction. The company operates an internal inspection and fulfillment facility, the 700-pyeong 'Charan Factory' in Namyangju, where it conducts cleaning, inspection, sorting, photography, packing, and shipping. Charan emphasizes pricing optimization via proprietary data to maximize seller returns and an internal verification system and logistics to ensure buyer trust and speed. Management plans to use new capital to strengthen supply-chain capabilities and expand IT hiring to further develop the service.

Led · Series A · Sep 2023

Qashier provides a single platform that integrates payments, business software, CRM and embedded financial services through more than 50 modules, supporting over 20 regional payment methods and owning an end-to-end payments stack. The company processes US$1 billion in annualised payment volume for more than 20,000 merchants across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. Qashier grew annualised recurring revenue 61% in 2025, secured a Major Payment Institution licence in Singapore in February 2025, and has been profitable every month since December 2025. It launched QashierLoans in June 2025, a revenue-based lending product underwritten on proprietary platform data that has disbursed more than US$10 million to over 100 SMEs. The company has raised under US$20 million to date and is preparing for a Series B to fund further expansion and product development.

Led · Series B · Feb 2023

Yodawy develops a healthcare platform focused on prescription fulfillment and delivery to address major issues in Egypt’s healthcare system. The company partners with insurance companies and healthcare service providers to enhance patient access and experience. Yodawy serves about 35 health insurance and healthcare service providers and has contracts with over 800 businesses, 20 hospitals, and 30 clinics. It works with roughly 3,000 pharmacies across Egypt and has fulfilled over 6 million prescriptions since founding. The company plans to use new funding to grow its customer base and expand technology-enabled prescription fulfillment services to add value to the healthcare services industry. Yodawy operates a technology platform that digitizes the end-to-end prescription cycle, including an e-prescription gateway for doctors, an approvals engine for insurers and an e-pharmacy fulfillment offering. The company serves roughly 300 corporate clients, partners with 20 health insurers and 500 doctors, and works with a network of about 3,000 pharmacies. Its platform processes almost 200,000 prescriptions monthly across 30 cities and has handled over 4 million prescriptions through corporate programs; its e-prescription gateway generates more than 2,000 e-prescriptions daily. Yodawy reports serving more than 50,000 recurring chronic patients monthly and says revenue has grown 400% since its last priced round 18 months ago. The startup runs a Care Program that provides monthly medication refills and processes daily deliveries across 38 Egyptian cities. It plans to use new capital to expand across Middle East and Africa, scale prescription processing, automate operations further and bolster tech-enabled fulfillment capabilities. Yodawy is a Cairo-based medicine delivery and digital claims startup operating iOS and Android apps that let users browse and order medicines and personal-care products from nearby pharmacies. The app supports medical insurance co-payment plans and claims processing. The company partners with more than 2,500 pharmacies across 30 cities in Egypt. Yodawy positions itself as a pharmacy benefits and claims-processing solution for consumers, pharmacies and insurers. It won the Sanofi pitch competition at VivaTechnology 2019, and investors have praised its vision and go-to-market progress. The article does not disclose revenues, users, or specific plans for the new funding.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2022

Dat Bike designs and produces electric motorbikes for the mass Vietnamese two-wheeler market, which counts more than 77 million bikes in circulation and around 3 million new sales each year. The company positions its models as locally built, high-performance alternatives to gasoline motorcycles. Fresh capital is being channelled into scaling production capacity, improving its supply chain, upgrading distribution networks, and deepening R&D. Management consulting and value-chain optimisation support are also being provided by its latest investor, Thien Viet Securities (TVS). Dat Bike previously secured a US$22 million Series B round in 2023, with regulatory filings indicating US$33.9 million in total that year when debt and convertible notes are included. Past backers include F.C.C Co. Ltd., Rebright Partners, Jungle Ventures, Cathay Venture, TVS Motor, Wavemaker Pacific, and AiViet Ventures. The additional funds position Dat Bike to capture a larger share of Vietnam’s rapidly electrifying mobility sector.