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Moustachir SPA: How Algeria’s First Startup IPO Changed the Exit Game
On December 31, 2024, a month-long public subscription closed on the Algiers Stock Exchange. A two-year-old consulting startup called Moustachir SPA had offered 125,000 shares at 760 dinars each.
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Algeria’s InsurTech Startups: Digitizing Car, Health, and Agricultural Insurance
Algeria's insurance industry collected 181.3 billion DZD (approximately $1.3 billion) in annual premiums in 2024 — up 4.4% year-on-year, according to the CNA (Conseil National des Assurances). It is among the largest insurance markets on the African continent.
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Algeria’s Healthtech Startups: Telemedicine, Diagnostics, and the Rural Healthcare Gap
Algeria's healthcare numbers look reasonable on paper. The country has approximately 1.66 physicians per 1,000 people, placing it among just seven African nations that meet the World Health Organization's recommended doctor-to-population ratio.
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Google for Startups Africa 2025: What Algerian Founders Need to Know to Get In
When Google announced the 15 startups joining its 2025 Google for Startups Accelerator: Africa Class 9, founders across the continent took notice. The program — chosen from nearly 1,500 applications — offered something rare: equity-free access to Google engineers, up to
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Sending Money Home: Fintech Startups Targeting Algeria’s Diaspora Remittances
Somewhere between five and seven million Algerians live outside their country. The majority are in France, with significant communities in Canada, Belgium, and the Gulf states.
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EdTech Startups in Algeria: LabLabee and the Race to Teach in Arabic
Algeria has 12 million students in general education, 2 million university students — one of the largest university systems in the Arab world — and 4 million people enrolled in vocational training. Youth unemployment stands at 29.7% for the 15–24 age group, according to
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B2B SaaS Made in Algeria: Local Startups Taking on ERP, HR, and CRM Markets
A standard SAP implementation in Algeria costs upward of $200,000 for a small-to-medium enterprise. The interface arrives in English, the tax modules are built for German and American compliance, and the payment integration assumes credit cards.
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Algeria on the Global Stage: How Startups Are Winning at GITEX and VivaTech
Three years ago, Algeria's presence at global tech exhibitions was close to invisible. Today, a 50-startup delegation occupies the "largest African stand" at VivaTech Paris, an investment fund for African tech companies is being launched from Algiers, and the country is hosting
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Algeria Startup Challenge 2025: Inside the Country’s Biggest Competition
On November 27, 2025, three government ministers took the stage in Algiers to close the 7th edition of the Algeria Startup Challenge. The occasion — a final ceremony that drew startups, corporate partners, institutional backers, and press — marked the largest annual
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From Sahara to Shelf: Startups Building Algeria’s Agri-Export Tech Stack
Algeria has over 443,000 hectares of olive plantations and produces more than a million metric tons of dates per year. It is the fourth largest date producer on earth.
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Beyond FarmAI: Algeria’s Agritech Startup Scene in Oran, Constantine, and Tlemcen
Algeria feeds 46 million people from a country where roughly 12–13% of arable land is irrigated. That gap between potential and reality is the market that a generation of regional agritech founders is now working to close — and the action is not only in Algiers.
