Arazi Ventures launches NEST, a technology-enabled platform to help connect qualified individual investors with pre-vetted real estate investment opportunities in Pakistan. The real estate market in Pakistan has seen tremendous growth in the last two decades and has outperformed […]
Pakistani startup wins Global Cleantech Innovation Award It is another proud moment for Pakistan. Pakistani startup are nowadays in the tech news for its competitive nature. These startups are moving up to international platforms to gain popularity, reorganization and pride […]
Karandaaz Pakistan and the three winners of Fintech Disrupt Challenge Pakistan signed grant agreements. The grant agreement of $100,000 with each Ricult Pakistan, Paysys Labs and PublishEX Solution was signed. That makes a total of US $300, 000. Karandaaz […]
Couch Potato is another great Pakistani Delivery Startup, aiming to act as a Pioneer to tap the untapped potential in Pakistan’s market. It would achieve this by providing people easier means to deal with delivery chaos by connecting them […]
According to a press release, “The Startup Struggle” was held by Velocity. Velocity is a Telenor Pakistan’s accelerator program. The Startup Struggle was a powerful event that was attended by entrepreneurs and the young startups. The event highlighted the […]
Karandaaz Pakistan, Planet N Group of Companies and Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) joined hands to host a workshop under title of “Challenges in the Startup Eco-system in Pakistan”. The aim of the workshop was to being together […]
Sabzi.pk, one of the leading startups of LUMS Center for Entrepreneurship (LCE) from its fifth cohort, which secured seed funding at a valuation of $7.5M a few months earlier signed a memorandum of understanding with another alumni startup of LCE, […]
Despite the lack of the necessary financing from banks and venture capital outfits, tech startups today are flourishing, and are on the fast-track for growth around the globe. Nearly two dozen new and old Pakistani tech startups were able to […]
