Qureos, a UAE-based HRtech startup that provides an AI-driven hiring platform, has raised $5 million in Seed funding.
Investors
The round was led by Prosus Ventures and Salica Oryx Fund, with participation from Oraseya Capital, Plus VC, F6 Ventures, BDev Ventures, Sunny Side Venture Partners, Daniel Tyre, and follow-on investors COTU Ventures and Globivest.
Prosus Ventures is the global venture capital arm of Prosus N.V., investing in early- and growth-stage technology startups worldwide. The firm provides ecapital, operational support, and scaling expertise. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Prosus invests in sectors such as AI, fintech, health, edtech, and food delivery.
The Salica Oryx Fund is a $50 million venture capital fund managed by Salica Investments. They focus on early-stage tech startups in the MENA region, offering capital and regional market guidance. Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, the fund targets “game-changing” startups in sectors such as healthtech, fintech, and edTech.
Qureos Use of Funds
The company will use the funding to enhance its AI capabilities, expand its go-to-market team, and accelerate geographic expansion.
About Qureos
Founded in 2020 by Alexander Epure and Usama Nini, Qureos is an AI-driven hiring platform designed to help enterprises and recruitment teams hire faster. The platform automates sourcing, screening, and interviewing while matching candidates to roles across the broader market based on fit and potential. Built in the Middle East and operating across MENA, Qureos also supports customers and candidates globally, including in the United States.
Funding Details
Company: Qureos, Inc.
Raised: $5.0M
Round: Seed
Funding Date: February 2026
Lead Investors: Prosus Ventures, Salica Oryx Fund
Additional Investors: Oraseya Capital, Plus VC, F6 Ventures, BDev Ventures, Sunny Side Venture Partners, Daniel Tyre, COTU Ventures, Globivest
Company Website: https://www.qureos.com/
Software Category: HRtech / AI-powered Hiring & Recruitment
Source: https://www.qureos.com/updates/qureos-raises-5-million-seed