ORA Technologies has secured a landmark $7.5 million Series A funding round, fully backed by a group of Moroccan investors led by Azur Innovation Fund. It’s a standout moment for the local tech scene—marking one of the most significant investments ever raised by a homegrown startup and signaling a new level of maturity in Morocco’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Based in Casablanca, ORA Technologies is carving out a key role in building localized digital services. For founder Omar Alami, this funding is more than just a capital boost. He sees it as a strong vote of confidence in the power of digital innovation to improve everyday life across Morocco and unlock new economic opportunities at scale.
The investment will be channeled into two core areas of the company’s growth strategy. First, its delivery app Kooul, which already operates in multiple Moroccan cities, will undergo significant expansion—both in logistics infrastructure and technical capabilities. Second, ORA Cash, the startup’s fast-growing mobile payment platform, will be scaled up to meet the rising demand for digital transactions, particularly in e-commerce and on-the-ground cash collection.
ORA’s long-term goal is ambitious but focused: to become Morocco’s leading name in mobile payments and last-mile digital services. Staying true to its mission of building an inclusive digital landscape, the company aims to combine innovation, precise execution, and deep local integration to make digital services more accessible to all.
