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    Egypt’s Kemitt Secures Undisclosed Funding, Expands into Saudi Arabia

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    Kemitt, a leading Egyptian e-commerce platform specializing in furniture and home accessories, has announced a successful undisclosed funding round. This capital injection will accelerate the company’s strategic expansion into the Saudi Arabian market, a move that underscores Kemitt’s growing influence in the regional e-commerce landscape.

    Founded in 2017 by Mahmoud Fouad and Mohamed Hedayat, Kemitt has rapidly become Egypt’s leading online furniture marketplace, connecting consumers with a wide array of furniture designers and manufacturers. With over 100,000 SKUs, Kemitt’s unique on-demand manufacturing model ensures orders are delivered efficiently within 7 to 12 days.

    This recent funding round represents a significant vote of confidence from investors in Kemitt’s business model and potential for further expansion. While the exact figures remain confidential, the investment is expected to play a crucial role in propelling the company’s growth initiatives in the Saudi Arabian market.

    “We are incredibly excited about this new chapter in Kemitt’s journey,” said Mahmoud Fouad, co-founder and CEO. “The funding will enable us to enhance our technological capabilities, expand our operations in Saudi Arabia, and ultimately provide an unparalleled shopping experience for customers across the region.”

    Kemitt’s expansion into Saudi Arabia aligns with its broader vision of becoming the go-to platform for furniture and home decor shopping in the Middle East. The company plans to leverage the funding to strengthen its logistical infrastructure, diversify its product offerings to cater to Saudi Arabian tastes, and build strategic partnerships with local manufacturers and suppliers. To cater specifically to the Saudi Arabian market, Kemitt has launched a dedicated website featuring a curated selection of over 25,000 SKUs.

    Furthermore, Kemitt is committed to using technology to streamline the furniture buying process, making it more accessible and convenient for consumers. The company’s innovative on-demand manufacturing model allows for faster order fulfillment, while its user-friendly platform offers a seamless browsing and purchasing experience.

    With this latest investment, Kemitt is well-positioned to continue its upward trajectory and solidify its presence in the rapidly growing e-commerce market in the Middle East. The company’s focus on innovation, customer-centricity, and strategic expansion makes it a promising player to watch in the region’s furniture and home decor sector.

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