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Since 2022, Cubit Ventures has backed 2 African startups across 2 disclosed funding rounds totaling $2.2M, most heavily in Egypt and Fintech.
Cubit Ventures is a seed stage venture capital fund based in Egypt. According to its official website, the firm backs technology startups that are driving digital transformation in North Africa. In Africa, Cubit Ventures focuses on early stage technology investments, particularly at the seed stage. From available investment data, the firm has participated in seed funding rounds for Egyptian startups across fintech, health tech, and edtech, including Elgameya, Rology, and Sprints. These investments reflect a strong geographic focus on Egypt within the broader North African tech ecosystem. Cubit Ventures targets startups that are building scalable digital solutions, and its portfolio in Africa includes companies that digitize savings and finance, deliver AI assisted healthcare services, and provide AI guided tech education. The fund’s activity illustrates a thesis centered on capital efficient, technology driven businesses that address clear market needs in the region.
Data updated · Jul 29, 2026
Cubit Ventures has backed 2 African startups across 2 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $2.2M since 2022.
Mostly Seed: 2 of its 2 tracked rounds are at that stage.
Cubit Ventures's tracked rounds are concentrated in Egypt (2).
Cubit Ventures most often shares rounds with AYADY for Investment and Development (1 shared deal), Jedar Capital (1 shared deal), Venture Notes (1 shared deal).
Cubit Ventures is a seed stage venture capital fund based in Egypt. Its official website states that it backs tech startups driving digital transformation in North Africa.
Confirmed portfolio companies in Africa include Elgameya, a fintech platform that digitizes group savings cycles, Rology, an AI assisted teleradiology platform, and Sprints, an edtech company offering AI guided tech learning paths with job readiness support.
