Logistics Software as a Service (SaaS) startup zip24 raised a staggering $1.2million in funding to peruse the company’s expansion.
The funding drive was led by London-based Sturgeon Capital and Angel investors – also from the UK – as well as Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, including Hayaat Group, Teqvisory, and Robert Kay.
The drive will help boost the expansion of the company, allowing for zip24’s solutions to further enable their customers to save substantial revenues that would otherwise be lost to expensive delivery and fulfilment service providers.
The cash will be used to further expand tech, product, support, and marketing teams, with zip24 plans to strengthen operations by deploying direct sales and support personnel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and expand to the UK during the second half of 2021.
Muzaffar Karabaev, CEO of zip24, said: “With our product suite from fulfilment to the last mile, we will ultimately enable our customers to help any e-commerce & on-demand delivery business to become more agile. We have already helped our customers to fulfil and deliver millions of orders over the past 12 months.

