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    You are at:Home»Africa»Foodtech Startup Grubtech Expands into Egypt
    FOODTECH STARTUP GRUBTECH EXPANDS INTO EGYPT

    Foodtech Startup Grubtech Expands into Egypt

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    By Oluwasegun Olukotun on June 1, 2022 Africa, Technology

    UAE-headquartered foodtech startup Grubtech has announced its expansion to Egypt, planning to invest $5 million into operations over the coming 12-16 months.

    Founded in 2019 by Mohamed Al-Fayed, Omar Rifai, and Mohamed Hamedi, Grubtech offers an omnichannel point of sale (POS) solution, enabling restaurants and cloud kitchens to streamline their kitchen operations and takeout business, as well as providing them the opportunity to integrate with third-party food aggregators and build a digital presence.

    Grubtech, the best food technologies platform award holder in 2021, assigned Osama Harfoush as its country manager who will supervise the company’s expansion plans in Egypt and implement its strategy set for the local market.

    “I am so pleased for launching our operations in Egypt, which is one of the most important markets in the region. The food and beverages sector in Egypt is moving on in terms of digitization and growth. There is a huge number of restaurants in the local market serving a large segment of the country’s population, which is a great opportunity for Grubtech to serve its clients through availing an easy-to-use integrated system”, said Mohamed El-Fayed, Co-Founder and CEO of Grubtech. 

    El-Fayed pointed out that commencing Grubtech work in Egypt is a part of the company’s operations expansion plan, adding that Egypt has a significant number of restaurants that offer online ordering/delivery, as well as e-payments, through Point of Sales (PoS) systems.

    Grubtech plans to inject 5 USD million into the Egyptian market over the coming 12-18 months, eyeing Egypt to be its hub to the African market, according to El-Fayed.

    Those restaurants suffer a wide range of challenges. Grubtech bleeding-edge technology resolves all of them and provides a sign-off solution to advancing, accelerating, and boosting the quality of the service delivery”, according to El-Fayed.

    “Grubtech has a great opportunity to expand in the Egyptian market through establishing cooperation with many successful partners, which include restaurants, aggregators, and delivery service providers. Grubtech’s innovative solutions help restaurants reduce their expenses and accelerate orders delivery through one unified platform, in addition to cloud and data analysis services that enable clients to assess their operations for the better experience the Egyptian citizen deserves”, said Harfoush.

    Harfoush added “The Egyptian market is huge; it contains hundreds of thousands of restaurants and has massive potential.

    “Egyptian consumer’s experience of online food delivery implies a number of challenges and complications for many restaurants. We believe that the solutions Grubtech provides for the dark kitchens will eliminate such problems and boost the inclusive experience for both client and restaurant. Thus, we plan to be a part of the food and beverage market in Egypt in the long run”, Harfoush concluded.

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