Tenmou, Bahrain’s first business angel company, has expanded its portfolio with investments in two innovative startups, Tajweed and Travilege.
Tajweed is a digital platform focused on teaching the Holy Quran and Arabic language, and Travilege is an online B2B2C ERP software designed for travel agencies.
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Speaking on the significance of the investments in Tajweed and Travilege, Nawaf Al-Kooheji, the CEO of Tenmou, expressed that it reflects their strong growth potential. He added that Tenmou’s support would attract further funding from local and regional investors, driving job creation and fostering entrepreneurship in the kingdom.
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Al-Kooheji also highlighted the company’s mission to boost venture investment in Bahrain’s technology sector. The company’s investments aim to showcase Bahraini entrepreneurs’ potential to regional and global markets.
Tenmou also aims to promote angel investing in tech startups with high growth potential, driven by founders capable of executing effective business strategies.
Al-Kooheji concluded by noting Tenmou’s success, with returns exceeding three times the initial investment within an average of four years, solidifying its role as a critical funding partner for Bahrain’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Tenmou was founded in 2011 as Bahrain’s first business angel company. Its focus is on supporting early-stage startups by providing capital, mentorship, and access to a network of investors.
Tenmou has played a crucial role in the development of Bahrain’s startup ecosystem. It supports over 35 startups and promotes the culture of angel investing in the region
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