This strategic investment, fueled by Ezdehar’s Mid-Cap Fund II, aligns with the firm’s mission to empower promising startups.
Founded in 2018, Yodawy has gained prominence with its health-tech platform.
Patients can access a comprehensive healthcare marketplace, order medication, connect with labs and insurance companies, and experience a streamlined healthcare journey.
“This investment is a game-changer for Yodawy,” says CEO Karim Khashaba.
“Ezdehar’s support will fuel our expansion, enhance prescription fulfillment capabilities, and solidify our position as a key player in Egypt’s digital health landscape.”
Yodawy boasts partnerships with 35 health insurance providers, 800 companies, 20 hospitals, and 3,000 pharmacies, serving both chronic and non-chronic conditions.
Ezdehar, backed by renowned institutions like the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, recognizes Yodawy’s potential.
“They’ve identified a gap in the healthcare system and developed a model that benefits both patients and providers,” remarks Ezdehar General Manager Amir El-Sharqy.
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The strategic investment marks a significant milestone for GoSolr and paves the way for accelerated growth and expansion in the country’s clean energy landscape.
Sanari Capital, a leading women-led and majority black- and women-owned private equity firm in South Africa, has closed the second round of its growth fund at R1.25 billion (approximately $65 million).
Egypt-based B2B payment platform, SETTLE, has secured $2 million in a pre-seed funding round.
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