Algebra AI launches with $7m funding round

By Milan Rojan

UAE-based Algebra AI has launched with $7 million in funding from Infinity Constellation, BECO Capital, Silicon Badia and Waseel Investments.

Founded in Dubai in 2026, the company has developed AI-powered workflow solutions for mid-market businesses across the GCC. Algebra AI has said it has worked with organisations in sectors including financial services, food and beverage, distribution and manufacturing, supporting the adoption of artificial intelligence across operational processes.

The company has said its services have been designed to help organisations automate workflows, improve decision-making and integrate AI into day-to-day business activities. Its offering has been developed for mid-sized businesses that have required more customised AI deployments than standard software tools can provide, while avoiding the complexity and cost often associated with large-scale enterprise implementations.

Algebra AI has said the funding will be used to support expansion across the GCC and further develop its AI transformation capabilities. The company has stated that it has sought to address a gap in the market for businesses that have been looking to adopt AI but may not have had the resources required for enterprise-scale deployments.

Anis Harb, Co-founder and CEO of Algebra AI, said: “There are more than 30,000 mid-market businesses in the GCC, but the market has not produced a model that works for how they actually operate. Algebra AI has been built to address that gap through AI-powered systems designed around existing business processes.”

According to the company, its approach has combined customised AI-powered workflows with ongoing operational support, enabling organisations to deploy and manage AI solutions within existing business environments.

The funding round has brought together investors from the United States, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, reflecting continued interest in AI-focused technology companies serving businesses across the GCC.

Algebra AI has said it has begun serving clients across multiple sectors in the region and plans to expand its engineering and operational capabilities as demand for AI-enabled business transformation has continued to develop.