- Oman-based ZabonEx raised USD 100K to expand its smart analytics platform targeting food waste and supply chain inefficiencies.
- The startup offers real-time demand forecasting for F&B businesses to improve inventory, production, and logistics decisions.
- Backed by Future Fund Oman and ITHCA, ZabonEx plans to scale locally, enhance its tech, and forge strategic partnerships.
ZabonEx
What happened? Oman-based startup, ZabonEx, secured USD 100 thousand in a pre-seed investment round. The round was led by Future Fund Oman and ITHCA Group.
What is next? With the newly acquired funds, it aims to expand its smart predictive analytics platform to minimize food waste and enhance distribution efficiency.
“It will facilitate our efforts in both business development and product enhancement within Oman’s F&B ecosystem. We are dedicated to establishing a solid local presence before venturing into regional markets,” said Co-founder of ZabonEx Hatim Moosa.
Additionally, it aims to further develop ZabonEx’s core predictive engine and expand its technology teams. Furthermore, it seeks to form partnerships with local producers and retailers. It also aims to implement custom onboarding and analytics tools tailored to Oman’s F&B landscape.
Food and Beverage
Who are they? Founded by Hatim Moosa and Almuhannad al Balushi, ZabonEx is a startup that enables food & beverage businesses to predict their products distribution at customer level. Furthermore, it provides a B2B SaaS platform specifically designed for F&B producers, distributors, and retailers. The platform offers detailed, real-time demand forecasts to empower businesses to make informed decisions regarding inventory management, production, and logistics.
“We enable these businesses to make more informed decisions by providing granular demand forecasts, which ultimately enhance margins and reduce their environmental impact,” said Co-founder of ZabonEx Almuhannad al Balushi.
Its mission is to create smarter sales processes, reduce waste and foster a more sustainable future for the food industry.
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