Iraqi Startups Mabiati and Al Jabal Agriculture Secure Investments to Support E-Commerce and AgriTech Growth

• Mabiati and Al Jabal Agriculture Announce New Investments
• Funding will support expansion in digital commerce and smart agriculture across Iraq

Iraqi startups Mabiati and Al Jabal Agriculture have secured separate six-figure investments from Iraqi investors and strategic partners to support their growth plans in the digital commerce and agricultural technology sectors.

Both companies are backed by Orange Corners Baghdad and the Orange Corners Innovation Fund Iraq (OCIF).

The new funding will be used to strengthen their technology capabilities, expand operations, and accelerate the adoption of digital solutions across key sectors of the Iraqi economy.

Founded by Mohammed Al Sultan, Mabiati operates a digital commerce platform that enables individuals and entrepreneurs to launch and manage online stores while connecting merchants, suppliers, logistics providers, and customers through a single ecosystem. Since its launch, the company has served more than 20,000 customers and reported average growth of around 40%.

Mabiati plans to use the investment to enhance operational sustainability, expand its workforce, launch the second generation of its platform, upgrade its technology infrastructure, and strengthen marketing partnerships.

Meanwhile, Al Jabal Agriculture secured a separate six-figure investment to expand its smart farming operations. Founded in 2022 by Mohammed Nabeel Al-Ruwaishdi, the company leverages artificial intelligence, satellite monitoring, geographic information systems (GIS), and agricultural analytics to improve farm productivity and optimize resource management.

The company currently manages and monitors thousands of dunams across Iraq and aims to exceed 100,000 dunams under management within the next year. According to the company, its solutions have helped some clients increase productivity by more than 25% while reducing agricultural costs and resource waste.

Al Jabal Agriculture will use the newly secured funding to strengthen its technical infrastructure, further develop its AI-powered agricultural systems, and expand operations into additional farming regions across Iraq.

The investments reflect growing interest from local investors in Iraqi startups, particularly in technology-driven sectors such as digital commerce, agriculture, logistics, and digital infrastructure, as the country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem continues to evolve.

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