Funding news · Oct 11, 2026
Alo Hakeem Raises $165K Pre-Seed Led by EBLA Ventures
Alo Hakeem Secures $165K Pre-Seed Round
Alo Hakeem, a Syrian health-tech startup, has raised a $165,000 pre-seed round led by EBLA Ventures. The funding marks an early institutional vote of confidence in a company that has so far built its product on a bootstrapped basis.
What the Company Does
Founded in 2025, Alo Hakeem connects patients with licensed doctors, nurses and healthcare specialists who deliver care at home. Its service offering spans:
- Home medical consultations
- Nursing care
- Physiotherapy
- Radiology
- Laboratory testing
The company currently operates across the Damascus, Hama and Aleppo governorates, with stated ambitions to work toward wider coverage across Syria.
Built Bootstrapped, Now Backed
Alo Hakeem developed its MVP during a bootstrapped first year, supported by accelerator programs including Thimar. The company is now preparing the public launch of its official application — a milestone that the new capital is positioned to support.
Deal Summary
- Company: Alo Hakeem
- Round: Pre-Seed
- Amount: $165,000 USD
- Lead Investor: EBLA Ventures
- Sector: Health-tech / at-home care delivery
- Stage: Pre-Seed
Why It Matters
At-home care delivery models are capital-light relative to brick-and-mortar clinical networks, but they depend on supply-side depth — recruiting and coordinating licensed practitioners across geographies. Alo Hakeem's multi-governorate footprint in Syria suggests it is building that coordination layer early, with a service catalog that extends beyond consultations into diagnostics and allied care.
For acquisition-minded observers, the pre-seed stage and single lead investor structure make this an early-positioning story: a young company with a defined geographic beachhead, an MVP already in market, and a consumer-facing application still ahead of public launch.
What to Watch
- The public launch of the official application and any disclosed adoption metrics
- Expansion beyond the Damascus, Hama and Aleppo governorates
- Whether the company adds investors in subsequent rounds or remains closely held by its lead
All figures and details above are as reported in the funding announcement.