MONEY MAKERS

Pure Harvest were number one on Forbes Middle East’s list of the region’s most-funded startups in 2020. Here’s another look at the top 10 from that year. Figures are as of September 25, 2020.

1. Pure Harvest Smart Farms

Technology-enabled agribusiness Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $135.8 million

2. Swvl

Mass transit system Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $92 million

3. Kitopi

Managed cloud kitchen platform Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $89 million

4. SellAnyCar.com

Online marketplace for used cars Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $50 million

5. Traveazy Group

Online Muslim-friendly travel agency Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $40 million

6. Bayzat

Digital provider of insurance and HR solutions Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $31 million

7. TruKKer

Digital freight platform Country: U.A.E.

Funding: $30 million

8. Nana

e-Grocery Marketplace platform Country: Saudi Arabia

Funding: $28.9 million

9. PayTabs

Payments solutions company Country: Saudi Arabia

Funding: $26 million

10. Halan

Two and three-wheeler ride-hailing and ecommerce app Country: Egypt

Funding: $23.5 million