Cairo-based payment startup Paymob has raised USD 3.5 million investment in a round led by Dubai’s Global Ventures and Dutch Entrepreneurial Development Bank FMO, with the participation of existing in
Aruna aims to create a sustainable and fair-trade ecosystem for fish and marine products and already worked with thousands of fishermen in 31 coastal areas across the Indonesian archipelago.
The agritech company cultivates Black Soldier Flies that, unlike crops used in feed such as corn and soy, do not require high investments into land, food, or water.
With a growing presence of investors that cumulatively invested USD 14.5 billion in Indian startups in 2019, India is ripe for disruption by savvy entrepreneurs who are willing to go the extra mile.