(IVP) has announced the selection of four high-potential startups for the latest cycle of the Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) Track 2 – Cohort 11. These ventures were chosen for their ability to address critical infrastructure and social challenges in Iraq through scalable, tech-driven solutions. As part of Track 2, the selected startups will receive specialized support aimed at improving their corporate governance, operational growth, and overall investment readiness.
Selected Startups For Cohort 11
The following four startups have been identified for their high-impact potential in the Iraqi market:
- Tartan: A digital platform transforming the football experience in Iraq by enabling field bookings, team management, and talent discovery to build a connected sports community.
- Copybooks: An intelligent accounting platform tailored specifically for Iraqi SMEs and entrepreneurs, designed to simplify financial management and enhance data-driven decision-making.
- Storix: Iraq’s first comprehensive fulfillment and logistics company, providing end-to-end solutions across storage, shipping, delivery, and cash collection to connect global brands with the Iraqi market.
- Nariman Academy: A fashion design academy dedicated to empowering Iraqi women with practical design and tailoring skills to prepare them for employment and foster local talent.
Driving Governance And Investment Readiness
The transition into OCIF Track 2 marks a critical phase for these startups as they move toward institutionalization. Iraq Venture Partners will guide these companies through a curriculum focused on strengthening internal structures and financial reporting. This support is specifically designed to make these ventures more attractive to regional and international investors, ensuring they have the capital and governance necessary to scale their impact across Iraq’s evolving economy.
About Iraq Venture Partners
(IVP) is a leading venture capital firm dedicated to supporting the early-stage startup ecosystem in Iraq. IVP provides equity investment, strategic mentorship, and access to a global network of partners to help Iraqi founders scale high-impact businesses. The firm plays a pivotal role in the Orange Corners programs, acting as a bridge between innovative local talent and the institutional capital required to drive national economic diversification.
Source: LinkedIn
