• Managing a USD 36M fund, DisrupTech plans new investments through 2026 and aims for strategic exits starting 2027.
• Focus sectors include fintech infrastructure, financial services, healthtech, agri-tech, and AI-powered platforms.
• Over 21 startups funded, generating 50,000+ jobs and USD 450M+ in revenues across 12 markets, with plans for a second fund underway.

DisrupTech

Egypt’s fintech venture capital, DisrupTech is aiming to reinforce its mission to foster innovation and scale startups. With approximately two-thirds of its USD 36 million fund already invested, the venture capital firm aims to deploy the remaining capital into new, high-potential opportunities while preparing for strategic exits starting in 2027.

The focus areas include fintech infrastructure, financial services, healthtech, agri-tech, and AI-driven platforms. Moreover, these are sectors where technology can deliver measurable impact and address critical market needs.

What’s In the Portfolio?

DisrupTech has backed 21 startups so far including, MNT-Halan, Khazna, Mozare3, and WideBot. This spans 12 markets and generates over USD 450 million in revenue. 

Over 90% of its portfolio companies landed follow-on funding. That includes MNT-Halan, which hit unicorn status in 2022 and is now expanding into Turkey and Pakistan.

Here’s how DisrupTech breaks it down:

• Financial Infrastructure: Platforms like BanknBox and Connect Money digitize and expand how financial institutions operate.
• Financial Services:  From microlending to insurance, MNT-Halan and MalBazaar are providing tailored financing for underserved populations. 
• Strategic Sectors: Healthtech (Mozare3), agri-tech (i’SUPPLY), and edtech (Sprints) address critical social needs. 
• Innovation & Advanced Tech: AI-driven platforms like WideBot (Arabic chatbots) and Hamilton (blockchain-based asset tokenization) showcase DisruptTech’s focus on emerging technologies. 

The firm is also working more closely with banks, corporates, and regulators to support a more enabling environment for fintech growth in Egypt and the region.