Morocco-based mobility startup Enakl has secured $2.3 million in Seed funding to accelerate the deployment of its intelligent shared mobility solutions across emerging markets.
The round was led by Azur Innovation Fund, Witamax, and MFounders, with follow-on participation from Catalyst Fund and Digital Africa. It follows Enakl’s $1.4 million pre-Seed round raised at the end of 2024.
Founded by Samir Bennani and Charles Pommarede, and later joined by Ahmed Omrane, Enakl is building sustainable, collective transport solutions designed specifically for the realities of emerging cities. The company develops proprietary technology that enables the design, deployment, and real-time management of flexible, optimised shared transport networks.
The new funding will support Enakl’s commercial expansion, the launch of its SaaS platform for transport operators and large enterprises, and the testing of new ridepooling fleet models.
After 18 months of research and development, Enakl’s platform is now fully operational and deployed in the field. In 2025, the company secured its first public-sector pilot contract with the Casablanca–Settat Region, marking a major milestone in its engagement with government stakeholders.
Adnane Filali, Managing Partner at Azur Innovation Fund, said Enakl addresses a structural challenge in mobility and fleet optimisation with a strong technological and operational approach, adding that the team’s execution in a fast-growing market aligns closely with the fund’s early-stage investment strategy.
Ilan Benhaim of MFounders said the firm backed Enakl for the quality of its founding team and its scalable model, noting that transport is a critical lever for urban and rural development in Morocco and beyond.
Founded in 2022, Enakl’s mission is to improve access to employment, reduce urban congestion, and accelerate the shift toward more sustainable transport through intelligent shared mobility.
