DisrupTech backs 21 Startups, fuels 50K+ jobs & eyes big moves by 2027

Abbas Aziz By Abbas Aziz
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Egyptian venture capital firm DisrupTech is proving that impactful investing can spark real change. Managing a $36 million fund, the firm has already deployed about two-thirds of its capital and is gearing up for new investments through 2026, while preparing for strategic exits starting in 2027.

From fintech and financial services to agri-tech and AI, DisrupTech’s portfolio is making waves across 12 markets and generating impressive returns, $450M+ in revenue and over 50,000 jobs so far.

Investing with Purpose

DisrupTech isn’t just about funding startups, it’s about backing meaningful innovation that transforms sectors and improves lives.

Core focus areas include:

  • âś… Fintech infrastructure
  • âś… Financial services
  • âś… Healthtech
  • âś… Agri-tech
  • âś… AI-powered platforms

By zeroing in on sectors where tech can drive measurable impact, the firm is supporting companies that solve real-world problems, whether it’s expanding access to financial tools or revolutionizing agricultural supply chains.

What’s in the Portfolio?

DisrupTech has backed 21 innovative startups to date. Its portfolio reads like a who’s-who of Egypt’s next-gen disruptors:

  • MNT-Halan – Egypt’s first fintech unicorn, now expanding into Turkey and Pakistan.
  • Khazna – Offers mobile financial services to the underserved.
  • Mozare3 – A healthtech-agritech hybrid improving crop productivity.
  • WideBot – AI chatbot platform tailored for Arabic-speaking audiences.

And that’s just scratching the surface.

Here’s how DisrupTech’s investments stack up:

  • Financial Infrastructure – Startups like BanknBox and Connect Money are modernizing banking operations.
  • Financial Services – Platforms such as MNT-Halan and MalBazaar are bringing microlending and insurance to the masses.
  • Strategic Sectors – Agri-tech (Mozare3), healthtech (iSUPPLY), and edtech (Sprints) deliver tech-driven solutions to social challenges.
  • Innovation & Advanced Tech – From AI (WideBot) to blockchain (Hamilton), the firm is making bold bets on tomorrow’s tech.

“Over 90% of our portfolio companies have secured follow-on funding,” the firm reports—a clear signal of strong investor confidence.

Building a Better Fintech Ecosystem

Beyond funding, DisrupTech is actively working with banks, corporates, and regulators to shape a stronger fintech ecosystem in Egypt. Their vision is clear: create an environment where innovation can thrive.

And the impact is tangible. By enabling scalable startups and supporting job creation, DisrupTech is not only driving returns, it’s fueling economic development and digital inclusion across the region.

What’s Next?

As DisrupTech gears up for the next wave of investments, the venture firm is already eyeing the horizon. A second fund is in the works, and exits from current investments are being planned starting in 2027.

This forward-thinking strategy ensures that early-stage capital keeps flowing, while founders, investors, and communities reap the rewards of smart, purposeful growth.