Nutra-GreeniX Raises $200K to Boost Sustainable Agritech in Syria

Editorial Team

Last updated 13-01-2026

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Syrian agritech startup Nutra‑GreeniX secured a $200,000 pre-seed investment led by EBLA Ventures.

The startup focuses on sustainable nutrition solutions for livestock, promoting food security in Syria.

Investment will scale operations, boost production, and develop new technologies for local market needs.

Founders cite investor confidence and a push for innovation in Syria's agriculture sector.

EBLA Ventures supports early-stage investments, contributing to economic recovery within Syria.

Syrian agritech startup Nutra‑GreeniX has secured a $200,000 pre‑seed investment round, led by EBLA Ventures with participation from a group of Syrian and Saudi angel investors. For a company working in a market that’s no walk in the park, this early backing feels spot on, particularly at a time when food security keeps creeping up the agenda, According to Riyada+.

Nutra‑GreeniX operates at the crossroads of agriculture and technology, focusing on sustainable nutrition solutions for the livestock sector. The team leans heavily on clean energy and environmentally friendly production methods, with a clear goal: supporting local food security while giving the domestic economy a much‑needed nudge. I’ve seen firsthand, through Arageek’s long-standing coverage of agrifood ventures, how daunting it can be for founders in this space to balance innovation with real‑world constraints, so this kind of model really resonates.

The fresh capital will be used to scale up operations and boost production capacity, while also funding the development of new technologies tailored to local market needs. Part of the plan is to grow the team and widen access to farmers and livestock breeders across different regions. That might sound like a lot to juggle, but in agritech, reach is everything. If you miss the farmer, you miss the point… well, you know?

Founders Nawras Ma and Dr. Mostafa Halabya were quoted as saying that the round reflects investor confidence in Nutra‑GreeniX’s vision and offers fresh momentum to keep building innovative solutions for a more sustainable Syrian agriculture sector. They also stressed that technology and innovation are essential tools for tackling the challenges facing the industry today. That said, I reckon the real test will be execution on the ground, where infrastructure gaps can turn even good ideas into a bit of a faff.

The round also fits into EBLA Ventures’ broader push to support Syrian entrepreneurship by activating early‑stage investment and connecting capital with homegrown opportunities. On the flip side, early funding alone won’t fix structural issues overnight, but it’s definately a meaningful step towards economic recovery and strengthening productive sectors inside Syria. And believe it or not, stories like this are exactly why many in the startup community across MENA stay chuffed to bits about what’s still possible.

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