Pearl Semiconductor Receives $4.5 Million from Leading Investors

Pearl Semiconductor Receives $4.5 Million from Leading Investors

By Staff Writer 16 October 2023

Shorooq Partners recently made a significant announcement about its strategic investment in Pearl Semiconductor, an innovative Egyptian startup specializing in semiconductors.

The investment amounted to $4.5 million, with key contributors including Sawari Ventures, QBN Capital from Qatar, and a group of angel investors.

Semiconductors play a crucial role in modern technology, enabling the creation of essential devices and solutions that are deeply integrated into our daily lives.

Shorooq Partners highlighted that their investment in this sector was driven not only by its substantial growth potential, expertly managed by the Pearl Semiconductor team, but also by their dedication to advancing the technology landscape in Egypt and beyond.

The partnership between Shorooq Partners and Pearl Semiconductor goes beyond a mere investment in a semiconductor company with global potential.

It symbolizes Egypt's ongoing revolutionary drive to harness its engineering talent and make strides in the semiconductor sector.

Shorooq Partners emphasized the significant impact of Ayman Ahmed, CEO of Pearl Semiconductor, and his mentor Dr. Hisham Haddara, Chairman of Pearl Semiconductor, in advancing the semiconductor industry in Egypt.

This collaboration is rooted in over three decades of dedication, setting the foundation for Egypt's semiconductor ecosystem and enabling the introduction of cutting-edge innovations to the global market.

Charles Rapulu Udoh / Afrikan Heroes

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