Aria Ventures, a venture studio based in Egypt, has announced a $1 million (EGP 50 million) investment to support early-stage deep tech startups during 2025 and 2026.
The company also plans to increase this investment to $4 million over the next four years.
The fund focuses on supporting important new ideas in deep tech areas like industry, farming, healthcare, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, the Internet of Things (IoT), nanotechnology, robotics, and other science-based fields that face tough technical problems.
Aria Ventures helps startups by actively supporting them through every step, from testing ideas and building teams to providing the necessary resources.
They also invest money strategically to help turn advanced research into real businesses that are ready for the market.
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As part of its innovation plan, Aria Ventures recently started the DeepTecher competition to find and help turn advanced research into real deep-tech startups.
The winners will get funding and special support through the studio’s programs to grow their ideas.
Besides money, Aria Ventures offers full support to startups. This includes help with research and development, product building, market studies, legal advice, and guidance on selling their products.
Their goal is to make Egyptian startups strong leaders in the global deep-tech industry.
Dr Amr Al-Awamry, CEO of Aria Ventures, stated, “We work on building startups from the ground up by validating ideas, assembling teams, providing technical and commercial infrastructure, and supporting projects through early growth stages.” He added, “The company’s model combines strategic capital deployment with direct involvement to bridge the gap between pioneering research and market-ready startups.”
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