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§ Private Profile · Cairo, Egypt
OneOrder is a technology company.
OneOrder offers the F&B industry a reliable, timely supply of quality goods with embedded financing, at a consistent price and without the stress of managing various suppliers on a daily basis, all through a single user-friendly application.
OneOrder has raised $20.0M across 3 funding rounds.
OneOrder has raised $20.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
OneOrder has raised $20.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Series A in May 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2024 | $16M Series A | — | Algebra Ventures, DX Ventures, Global Ventures | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2022 | $3M Seed | Basil Moftah | Algebra Ventures, DX Ventures, Global Ventures, Karim Beshara | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2022 | $1M Venture Round | Karim Beshara | — | Announced |
OneOrder is a technology-enabled supplier and wholesale distributor focused on the HORECA (hotels, restaurants, and catering) sector, primarily serving restaurants and hotels in Egypt by streamlining food and beverage procurement.[1][2][3][6] It builds a web-based platform and mobile app offering over 700 SKUs from a virtual warehouse, next-day delivery, analytics for operations, and embedded financing, solving fragmented supply chains that cause erratic pricing, waste, quality issues, and high storage costs.[2][3] Restaurants no longer manage tens of suppliers or maintain warehouses, saving costs through economies of scale while focusing on core operations; the company serves over 1,370 customers in Egypt with strong growth, raising $3M in seed funding in 2022 and $16M in Series A in 2024 (total ~$25.5M).[2][3][4]
OneOrder was founded in 2022 in Cairo, Egypt, by Tamer Amer (CEO) and Karim Maurice (CTO).[1][2][3] Amer, a serial restaurateur behind successful chains like Fuego Sushi and Longhorn Texas BBQ, identified Egypt's supply chain pain points firsthand—shortages, price volatility, and inefficiency—after experiencing reliable U.S. systems and struggling with Egypt's fragmented market serving 400,000 restaurants spending $40B annually.[2][5] Maurice, previously founder of Cube (Egypt's OpenTable equivalent) and Bitroot (CTO-as-a-service), brought tech expertise.[2][5] Launched in March 2022, early traction came via a $3M seed round led by Nclude with A15 and Delivery Hero participation, enabling warehouse expansion.[2]
OneOrder rides the digitization wave in emerging markets' high-friction wholesale commerce, targeting HORECA's fragmented supply chains amid booming F&B sectors in MENA and Africa—Egypt's 400,000 restaurants highlight a $40B TAM vulnerable to post-COVID inefficiencies.[2][4] Timing aligns with GCC/Africa economic growth, food security pushes, and investor interest in logistics tech (e.g., Delivery Hero Ventures leading Series A).[3] It influences the ecosystem by enabling scalability for restaurants/hotels via financing and data, reducing carbon footprints through efficient sourcing, and paving expansion paths like Saudi Arabia—challenging traditional distributors while fostering sustainable AgriTech ties.[1][2][3]
OneOrder's momentum—$25.5M funding, GCC/Africa expansion, financing enhancements—positions it to capture multi-billion markets as HORECA digitizes.[3][4] Trends like AI-driven analytics, embedded finance, and regional trade blocs will accelerate growth, evolving it from Egypt's supply fixer to MENA logistics leader. Watch for platform innovations and market share gains, transforming procurement pains into profitability for thousands of underserved businesses.
OneOrder has raised $20.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
OneOrder's investors include Algebra Ventures, DX Ventures, Global Ventures, Basil Moftah, karim Beshara.