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​Nama Ventures​

Venture Capital · Founded 2018 · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Nama Ventures - A technology focused venture capital fund

30 portfolio companies Venture Capital · $109M invested · 44 investments · Investor rank #15,145 · Last investment 7/2025
Portfolio companies ↑ 480% 5y
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Decacorns
0
Thoroughbreds
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Portfolio analysis

Where ​Nama Ventures​'s portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 30 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. Saudi Arabia11
  2. Egypt5
  3. UAE4
  4. USA3
  5. Pakistan2
  6. India1
  7. Jordan1
  8. Nigeria1
  9. UK1
By sectorCount
  1. Food5
  2. Transportation5
  3. Fintech4
  4. Enterprise Software3
  5. Education2
  6. Home Living2
  7. Jobs Recruitment2
  8. Marketing2
  9. Real Estate1
  10. Security1
  11. Sports1
  12. Wellness Beauty1
By stage enteredCount
  1. Seed27
  2. Series A2
By growth stageCount
  1. Early Growth19
  2. Breakout Stage9
  3. Late Growth2
Portfolio market map

Inside ​Nama Ventures​'s portfolio.

The 29 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 30 tracked.

Tamara
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.0B
Calo
Food
$250M
Rize
Real Estate
$112M
GrocerApp
Food
$21M
Palmhr
Jobs Recruitment
$20M
Termii
Marketing
$15M
JobPixel
Jobs Recruitment
$13M
Nowlun
Transportation
$8.5M
ShipBlu
Transportation
$9.6M
PIESHIP
Transportation
$8.4M
iStoria
Education
$5.2M
Finbar
Fintech
$500K
Kuzlo
Food
$400K
Messenger
Nigeria
$200K
FACEKI
Security
$150K
Faheem
Education
$2K
Muqbis
Home Living
Joud Invest
Fintech
Cargoz
Transportation
AgriDunya Technologies
Food
Remmsh
Food
Punt Partners
Marketing
ORO
Transportation
Jaafar Shop
Home Living
Hekouky
Egypt
Brev.dev
Enterprise Software
Happy Samples
Wellness Beauty
Wafeer
Fintech
Starzly
Sports
Portfolio founders

Where ​Nama Ventures​'s portfolio founders come from.

53 founders across the 30 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. Saudi Arabia18
  2. Egypt9
  3. United Arab Emirates7
  4. Nigeria5
  5. United States4
  6. Bahrain3
  7. India2
  8. Pakistan2
  9. Jordan1
  10. United Kingdom1
UniversityCount
  1. Alexandria University5
  2. University of Lagos4
  3. Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport3
  4. Indiana University Bloomington2
  5. Bharathiar University1
  6. Brown College1
  7. California State University, Fullerton1
  8. California State University, Northridge1
  9. College of San Mateo1
  10. Cornell University1
Previous companyCount
  1. LinkedIn2
  2. PakWheels2
  3. Saudi Telecom Company2
  4. 54gene1
  5. 77 Media1
  6. 99designs1
  7. Afrilabs1
  8. Al Arabiya News1
  9. Alliedvaughn1
  10. Alshaya1
How ​Nama Ventures​ stacks up

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Every figure on this page is sourced live from the Dealroom next-gen API. Sections v1 shows that the API does not yet expose — shareholding-based holdings, Power-Law rankings & vintage time-series, entity-filtered news, and market sentiment — are omitted here rather than sourced elsewhere.