HIMangel is an angel investment fund based in Cairo, Egypt, founded by Khaled Ismail, a serial entrepreneur and prominent investor in the African tech ecosystem. Ismail previously founded SySDSoft, which was acquired by Intel in 2011, and holds a PhD in electronics from MIT. HIMangel is Ismail's second investment vehicle, launched in 2017 as a for-profit fund backed by multiple high-net-worth individuals, following his earlier non-profit angel fund KIangel established in 2012. HIMangel focuses on early-stage Egyptian startups with a primary emphasis on healthtech and waste management sectors. The fund targets companies with dedicated founding teams that have achieved product-market fit, with average ticket sizes of $100,000 to $250,000. Between 2017 and 2022, HIMangel invested approximately $2.1 million across seven funding rounds, supporting companies including Rology, an AI-assisted teleradiology platform, and Shezlong, a licensed online therapy service. The fund provides not only capital but also strategic mentorship, networking connections, and access to a regional network of venture capital firms and investors to support portfolio companies through subsequent funding rounds.