The Sanabil Accelerator by 500 Global has concluded its 11th cohort, culminating in a Demo Day in Riyadh where eight startups pitched to venture capital firms and investors. The event showcased a new batch of early-stage companies aiming to secure funding and scale their operations.
Quick Facts
- Event: 11th Cohort Demo Day in Riyadh.
- Graduating Companies: Eight startups across seven high-growth sectors.
- Program Duration: Three months, from April to July 2026.
- Next Step: Applications are now open for the 12th cohort.
Cultivating Growth in Riyadh
The intensive three-month accelerator program combined virtual and in-person mentorship to help founders refine their business models and strengthen their growth strategies. The curriculum focused on preparing the participating companies for fundraising and market expansion, connecting them directly with a network of regional and international investors.
Meet the 11th Cohort
The graduating startups operate across fintech, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, insurtech, digital health, compliance, and data analytics. The cohort includes:
- Carevision: An AI-powered platform that uses a smartphone camera to assess cardiovascular and metabolic health risks.
- Emtethal: A computer vision and IoT solution that monitors operational compliance in the hospitality sector.
- IBEA: A B2B payments platform designed to streamline corporate payment flows and provide suppliers with early access to liquidity.
- Kami: An AI platform that enables content creators to build interactive stories and monetize their content.
- Melon Digital: A digital insurance platform using AI to simplify claims management and insurance coverage.
- Raid AI: A cybersecurity platform focused on detecting synthetic content, combating digital fraud, and preventing identity theft.
- TPP: A technology company providing Arabic content analytics to help businesses make data-driven marketing decisions.
About Sanabil Accelerator by 500 Global
The Sanabil Accelerator by 500 Global is a program in Saudi Arabia designed to support and scale early-stage technology startups. The initiative connects founders with mentorship, resources, and a network of investors to enhance their investment readiness and prepare them for regional and global expansion.
Source: Entarabi
