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    Egypt’s Notchnco Expands to Saudi Arabia

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    In a testament to its sustained success and strategic foresight, Notchnco commemorates three years of exceptional growth and achievements. The company, which has consistently achieved double-digit growth year-on-year, has now attained significant financial stability, marking a pivotal milestone by becoming cash flow positive within just 18 months. Bolstered by formidable partnerships, including with ADQ led by Flat6Labs AD, Notchnco now boasts a customer base exceeding 300,000 individuals, engaging in over 2 million conversations through its platform, and maintaining an industry-leading retention rate of 97%.

    Basem Nassif, CEO of Notchnco, expressed his pride in the company’s accomplishments, stating, “I am pleased to announce the establishment of Notchnco’s holding company in the state of Delaware, USA, signifying a strategic advancement in our commitment to investors and bolstering our capacity to attract further support. This expansion aligns with our broader growth strategy within the GCC region, which offers abundant opportunities for expansion.”

    Expansion into Saudi Arabia

    Notchnco’s expansion into Saudi Arabia marks a significant milestone facilitated by the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport’s Rally Accelerate program, overseen by Dr. Wael El-Desouki. Through collaboration with VMS | Saudi Startup Studio and Dr. Moataz Abu Anq, Notchnco secured a Saudi entrepreneurship license, enabling full-scale operations within the Kingdom. Nadif, a key figure in the company, emphasized the strategic importance of this development, stating, “Operating in Saudi Arabia, our second operational base after Egypt, positions us to capitalize on the nation’s vibrant economy, tech-savvy population, and burgeoning demand for innovative communication solutions.” Looking ahead, Notchnco outlines ambitious plans to penetrate sectors such as real estate, automotive, and healthcare within the next 12 months, underscoring its readiness to recruit talented individuals to spearhead these initiatives.

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    Furthermore, Nassif underscored Notchnco’s enduring ties to Egypt, describing it as the “heart of Africa” and highlighting ongoing negotiations with prominent venture capitalists to replicate their successful model in Tunisia. This expansion not only aims to cater to North African markets but also serves as a springboard into European markets, where there is a demonstrated appetite for Notchnco’s innovative technologies.

    Founded in 2019, Notchnco’s platform empowers businesses with real-time business insights through meticulously tailored analytics dashboards. These dashboards are fully customizable, granting business users the ability to precisely gauge the return on investment (ROI) for automated processes, monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) related to engagement, and pinpoint emerging opportunities for further automation.

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