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Aqar Exit Raises $200,000 Investment

Aqar Exit, an Egyptian proptech startup, raises $200,000 in a funding round at a $2 million valuation to expand its property contract transfer platform.

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by Ben Murray
Aqar Exit Raises $200,000 Investment

Aqar Exit Raises $200,000 Investment

Egyptian proptech startup Aqar Exit has secured a $200,000 investment from businessman Ayman Mamdouh Abbas. The company operates a platform that facilitates the transfer of property purchase contracts between buyers struggling with installment payments and new purchasers, helping sellers recover their investments while providing new buyers access to real estate at original contract prices.

Investors

The funding round was provided by businessman Ayman Mamdouh Abbas, the executive chairman of Intro Holding Group.

Aqar Exit Use of Funds

The company intends to utilize the new capital to support the development of additional products and to facilitate its expansion into international markets, with a primary focus on the Gulf region.

About Aqar Exit

Founded by Mahmoud Ammar, Aqar Exit is a proptech company that provides a marketplace for transferring property purchase contracts. Its platform connects sellers who need to exit their payment obligations with prospective buyers, helping to navigate the Egyptian real estate market without additional premium fees.

Funding Details

Company Website: https://aqarexit.com

Company: Aqar Exit
Raised: $200,000
Funding Date: October 19, 2026
Investors: Ayman Mamdouh Abbas
Software Category: Proptech
Source: https://www.wamda.com/2026/10/egyptian-proptech-aqar-exit-attracts-investment-2-million-valuation

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