Egypt's Turuq Innovations Attracts Seed Investment from Den VC to Strengthen E-commerce Logistics
Monday, October 26, 2026 · first reported by Tech In Africa
Turuq Innovations, an Egyptian logistics startup founded by Ahmed Atta and Karim Kamal, has received seed funding from Den VC. The size of the round was not disclosed.
The company operates a third-party platform that lets online retailers outsource storage, stock control, packing, shipping across the country and final delivery to customers. Proceeds are earmarked for upgrading technology, raising fulfilment capacity and hiring. Turuq also intends to introduce micro-fulfilment services and look at new product categories and markets. About a year before the round, it joined InvestIT, a programme powered by Flat6Labs.
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- Den VC
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- Turuq Innovations
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- Venture
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- Middle East
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