Lebanese startup Lensiq is developing a predictive intelligence platform designed to help businesses anticipate operational problems and act before they become costly.
Co-founded by Ahmad Hijazi and his cousin, the company combines historical data with real-time information to forecast likely outcomes, explain the factors behind them and support business decisions. It is initially focusing on logistics, where traffic, route disruptions and changing conditions can quickly affect delivery times and costs.
Lensiq is running pilots and intends to work alongside customers’ existing data infrastructure and operational systems, rather than replace them. The company is also exploring reseller opportunities in Saudi Arabia and Türkiye as it develops its route to market.
Hijazi’s background includes e-commerce, advertising, technology, finance and managing a small private fund. Experiences including losing control of an earlier company and seeing $1 million in contracts disappear after a political crisis shaped his focus on business risk and uncertainty.
The company said it is not actively raising capital at this stage. Its priorities are strengthening the product, progressing pilots toward commercial use and building traction before seeking outside investment. Longer term, Lensiq aims to create infrastructure that connects business data, predictive models, recommendations and execution across multiple industries.
Source: Startup Muslim
