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- Saudi HealthTech Startup Madeed Raises $925K in Pre-Seed Round to Advance Preventive Healthcare Platform
- Saudi healthtech startup Medeed has announced raising an additional $925,000 in a Pre-Seed funding round to strengthen its presence in the preventive healthcare sector.
- The round included participation from SEEDRA Ventures, Unity Investment Partners, and Seen Growth, alongside existing investors led by Vision Ventures and a group of Saudi angel investors.
Saudi healthtech startup Madeed has successfully raised additional funding in a Pre-Seed round, bringing its total investment to $925,000.
The milestone supports the company’s expansion in the preventive healthcare sector in Saudi Arabia.
The round included participation from SEEDRA Ventures, Unity Investment Partners, and Seen Growth, alongside existing investors led by Vision Ventures and a group of angel investors.
Platform for Early Detection and Prevention
Founded in 2025 by Adam Bataineh, Madeed focuses on building a preventive healthcare platform that analyzes advanced biomarkers and laboratory tests to detect disease risks at early stages, before symptoms appear.
The platform delivers personalized healthcare services, including tailored recommendations, health plans, and nutritional supplements, powered by artificial intelligence to improve quality of life and promote healthier lifestyles.
Expansion in the Saudi Market
The company plans to use the new funding to further develop its products and expand partnerships with medical institutions and laboratories, with an initial focus on the Saudi market.
Earlier in January, Madeed secured $400,000 in seed funding led by Vision Ventures, with participation from Saudi angel investors including Mashhoor Aldubayan, Mazen Aldarrab, and Abdullah Elias.
Early Traction Signals Strong Growth Potential
Adam Bataineh, Founder and CEO of Madeed, said the company has completed operational testing of its platform to ensure efficiency and reliability.
He noted that around 150 users joined during the pilot phase, reflecting strong expected demand ahead of the official launch.
He added that the new investment partnerships highlight growing awareness of preventive healthcare and support innovation in the regional health sector, contributing to long-term improvements in quality of life.
