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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > Egypt’s Nawy, the largest proptech in Africa, raises $52M to take on MENA
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Egypt’s Nawy, the largest proptech in Africa, raises $52M to take on MENA

Last updated: May 11, 2025 10:30 pm
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Nawy: Revolutionizing Real Estate in Egypt and Beyond

For years, the process of buying property in Egypt has been plagued with challenges – from a fragmented market to biased advice and commission-driven brokers. Enter Mostafa El Beltagy, the co-founder of Nawy, a proptech platform aiming to bring transparency and efficiency to the real estate industry in Africa.

In a groundbreaking move, Nawy recently secured $52 million in Series A funding, led by Partech Africa, a prominent VC firm focused on the African market. This significant investment validates Nawy’s innovative approach of combining property listings with brokerage services, setting it apart as Africa’s largest proptech platform.

CEO El Beltagy’s personal frustrations with the real estate market in Egypt led him to establish Nawy. His vision was to create a platform that would help individuals navigate the complexities of buying, selling, investing in, financing, and managing property in a more transparent and customer-centric manner.

Nawy faced initial challenges in securing property listings, as developers were skeptical and brokers saw the platform as a competitor. To build trust and garner support, Nawy introduced immediate commission payments to brokers, leading to rapid growth and over 3,000 active brokerages using Nawy Partners.

With over a million monthly visitors, Nawy has become a go-to destination for property seekers in Egypt. The platform hosts listings from hundreds of developers, covering a significant portion of Egypt’s booming real estate market valued at around $30 billion.

In addition to listings and brokerage services, Nawy has expanded its offerings to include innovative products like Nawy Shares, a fractional ownership solution, and “Move Now Pay Later,” a unique mortgage product designed to make property ownership more accessible to Egypt’s middle-income population.

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Despite economic volatility and currency devaluation, Nawy has experienced exponential growth, with revenue increasing over 50 times in the last four years. The platform closed 2024 with a gross merchandise value of over $1.4 billion, showcasing its resilience in challenging market conditions.

Looking ahead, Nawy plans to expand beyond Egypt into North Africa and the Middle East, targeting markets like Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The company’s strategic approach includes acquiring smaller firms, such as the recent acquisition of property management startup ROA, now rebranded as “Nawy Unlocked.”

The Series A funding will fuel Nawy’s expansion plans, including product development and the integration of AI technologies. With a roster of notable investors backing their vision, including Development Partners International and Endeavor Catalyst, Nawy is well-positioned to lead the proptech revolution in Africa and the Middle East.

In the words of Tidjane Deme, general partner at Partech Africa, Nawy is on track to become the “clear proptech champion” in the region, thanks to its deep market insights, ambitious expansion plans, and exceptional execution. As Nawy continues to disrupt the real estate landscape, the future looks bright for property seekers in Egypt and beyond.

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