STARTUP WATCH- Egyptian e-commerce platform Gatjed has secured USD 250k in funding from several unnamed Egyptian and Gulf angel investors, according to Al Mal. The company plans to use the investment to finance its expansion plans in Egypt, according to founder and CEO Ahmed Rasekh. Gatjed, which was established in 2018, has B2B and B2C websites for Egyptian retailers and manufacturers to sell their wares online.
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