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ORA Technologies annonce porter sa série A à 10 millions de dollars

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ORA Technologies annonce porter sa série A à 10 millions de dollars

La startup a obtenu 2 millions de dollars supplémentaires auprès d’investisseurs privés marocains afin d’accélérer le développement de Kooul, l’intégration d’ORA Cash et les activités logistiques de Cathedis. La startup marocaine ORA Technologies a annoncé avoir obtenu2 millions de dollars supplémentairesauprès d’investisseurs privés marocains, une opération qui porte, selon son fondateur Omar Alami, le montant total de sa série A à10 millions de dollars. Ces nouveaux financements doivent soutenir le développement de Kooul, son service de livraison de repas, ainsi que l’intégration du portefeuille mobile ORA Cash aux activités de commerce électronique et de logistique du dernier kilomètre de Cathedis, a indiqué le dirigeant dans une publication sur LinkedIn. Omar Alami présente cette opération comme la plus importante série A financée par des investisseurs locaux au Maroc. L’identité des nouveaux investisseurs et la valorisation retenue pour cette levée de fonds n’ont pas été précisées dans l’annonce. ORA Technologies avait annoncé en juillet 2025 une première clôture de série A de 7,5 millions de dollars, menée par Azur Innovation Fund avec la participation de trois autres investisseurs stratégiques locaux. Fondée en 2023, ORA Technologies développe un ensemble de services numériques comprenant notamment la livraison de repas, les paiements mobiles et la logistique liée au commerce électronique. Lors de la précédente levée, l’entreprise avait indiqué que Kooul comptait plus

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