Bokra and iSUPPLY Sign $3M Sharia-Compliant Financing Deal to Strengthen Data-Driven Healthcare in Egypt

Bokra, a purpose-driven investment platform, has announced the signing of a USD 3 million Sharia-compliant revenue-based financing agreement with iSUPPLY, a leading digital healthtech platform specializing in the distribution of pharmaceutical and medical supplies.

This strategic partnership aims to support iSUPPLY’s responsible growth trajectory while enhancing healthcare access across Egypt—particularly in underserved regions—through AI-powered supply chain optimization.

Ayman ElSawy, Founder and CEO of Bokra, commented:
“By extending a revenue-based revolving financing to iSUPPLY, we’re backing a data-driven healthcare disruptor that’s building real impact on the ground. At the same time, we’re offering our investors access to a real economy asset that delivers both returns and purpose.”

Empowering Smarter, Scalable Healthcare Delivery

iSUPPLY leverages artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to streamline procurement, reduce waste, and resolve inefficiencies within Egypt’s complex pharmaceutical supply chain. The company is focused on scaling its platform, expanding reach, and ensuring more equitable access to essential medicines—especially in communities with limited resources.

Ibrahim Emam, Co-founder and CEO of iSUPPLY, stated:
“Partnering with Bokra enables us to maintain our growth momentum through flexible, non-dilutive capital. This support is critical as we continue to digitize Egypt’s pharmaceutical ecosystem and ensure timely, reliable access to medication powered by intelligent data.”

Why It Matters

This partnership highlights the growing intersection between fintech and healthtech—demonstrating how Sharia-compliant, revenue-based financing can fuel innovation in critical sectors while enabling SMEs and high-impact startups to scale without sacrificing equity.

About the Companies

Bokra is a MENA-based investment platform that enables goal-based capital allocation in real-world assets such as real estate, precious metals, and private debt instruments, with a focus on values-based investing.

iSUPPLY is a digital-first platform transforming pharmaceutical and medical supply distribution through AI and automation—solving supply chain inefficiencies and improving nationwide access to healthcare resources.