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Since 2022, Hala Ventures has backed 3 African startups across 3 disclosed funding rounds totaling $15.5M, most heavily in Egypt and AI & Analytics.
Hala Ventures is a venture capital investment management company based in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. It is headquartered in Khobar and focuses on alternative investments with a primary emphasis on venture capital, backing technology driven startups across the Middle East and North Africa region. In Africa, Hala Ventures invests at the seed and Series A stages, with a particular focus on technology led businesses. Based on disclosed rounds, the firm has participated in three funding rounds in Egypt across seed and Series A, backing AI and analytics, e commerce and retail, and fintech companies. Its African portfolio includes intella, EL Dokan, and Subsbase, reflecting an interest in enterprise AI, commerce infrastructure, and subscription billing solutions. Hala Ventures often invests alongside other regional and global venture capital firms, co investing with partners such as 500 Global, Prosus Ventures, Wa’ed Ventures, and several other specialist funds. These partnerships support its strategy of providing capital and strategic guidance to scalable technology startups in its target markets.
Data updated · Jul 31, 2026
Hala Ventures has backed 3 African startups across 3 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $15.5M since 2022.
Mostly Seed: 2 of its 3 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Series A (1).
Hala Ventures's tracked rounds are concentrated in Egypt (3).
Its tracked rounds lean toward AI & Analytics (1), E-commerce & Retail (1), Fintech (1).
Hala Ventures most often shares rounds with 500 Global (2 shared deals), Prosus Ventures (1 shared deal), Wa'ed Ventures (1 shared deal).
Hala Ventures has backed three companies in Africa based on available data. These are intella, an Arabic speech intelligence platform, EL Dokan, an API first commerce backend provider, and Subsbase, a subscription billing and invoicing platform, all founded in Egypt.