US Based Blockchain company Ammbrtech joins Abu Dhabi Hub71 tech hub

Hub71 has added seven new startups will bring a significant part of their operations and presence to the Abu-Dhabi based tech hub. The seven startups are specialized in fintech, health tech, travel tech, AI, blockchain and social impact. Spanning across many industries, the startups include two Emirati founders who have decided to build their own businesses, Basil Al Askari of MidChains and Faisal Al Hammadi of YACOB. The international cohort also include Arab, Asian and American founders; some of which have come from Jordan and the US, to be part of the wider Abu Dhabi ecosystem. 

The startups that will be joining Hub71 are YACOB: a digital health nutrition management platform that helps children and parents, schools and food vendors; improve their nutrition, health engagement and meal production, SafarPass: a travel tech SaaS platform with an all-in-one solution to manage business trips and expenses on-the-go, ProTenders: a leading B2B platform for the construction industry to connect, find new deals and manage bidding activities, MidChains: a fintech company and a regulated digital asset trading platform uniquely positioned to service institutional and professional investors., Humanitas: a US-based company that uses Artificial Intelligence to drive social enterprise and philanthropy using a mobile app, Dandi, that enables organizations and youths to engage and collaborate on community issues, Ammbrtech: a US-based blockchain and telecoms infrastructure company that designs and develops decentralized hardware and software products and Arabot: an Arabic and English language Artificial Intelligence chatbot platform that understands and analyses conversation and dialogue, for business applications. 

In addition to the first four startups announced earlier in June, these companies will benefit from Hub71’s generous incentive packages, which includes subsidized housing, office space and health insurance plans; for founders and their employees. The packages, which will save startups up to AED 3.5 million of non-dilutive capital, are designed to help firms invest their available capital on growing their businesses and attracting highly qualified engineers. These startups are also planning their next phase of growth, and through Hub71 they will gain access to a global network of interconnected business enablers and industry partners.

 Mahmoud Adi, CEO of Hub71, commented: “We are proud to welcome seven new startups that are focused on building innovative products and businesses at Hub71. We are seeing more and more Emirati Nationals becoming entrepreneurs, innovating and taking risks to pursue their dreams. Basil Al Askari and Faisal Al Hammadi are great examples of Emirati founders who believed in their product and have now branched out to build tech businesses, with success. Being resilient and focused on achieving a personal goal - one which may change the lives of many people - is what we aim to have more of in Abu Dhabi.” 

Ammbrtech, is a US based company with operations in NA, Asia and Africa. They are focused on buiding connectivity and computing platforms that enabl trusted transactions.