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Let us start at the beginning 2009
Then Gave Birth To This 2017
With lots of this
And Jeff Comes To Town
Which Got the Attention Of
Mohammad Al Abbar’s $1B noon
ST Ventures $500 Million
Oman Launches$129m VC fund
$400 Million Lebanon
Circular 331
Dubai $270m “Future
Accelerators”
And Lots of Technology Funds
Jordan Central
Bank $100 Million
Kuwait SME $7 Billion
Fund
SO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN MENA?
Young. Urban. Empowered.
Levant$325 billion
GCC$1.4 trillion
North Africa$700 billion
71 million
54 million
180 million
Population
70%
82%
55%
Urban
50%
40%
45%
Under 25GDP
Source: International Monetary Fund
Source: Global Internet Geography, TeleGeography, McKinsey Global Institute analysis
And Connected..
In the past 10 years, data flow between MENA and the world increased by 150 –fold
Source: http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats5.htm , June 2016
Today..
Internet Penetration in MENA
8% Higher Than World Average
Source: GSMAi
Kuwait 156% UAE
144%
KSA 157%
Average 126 %
With more than
one smartphone per person in the GCC
% Internet users that have used the service 2015 “MENA region is the fastest growing consumer of videos on Facebook”, Dubai PR Network, 2015
KSA ranked in #1 in YouTube per capita consumption per month
Region highest ranked in twitter usage globally
Region fastest growing consumer of embedded videos:
Twice the global average
And the highest in the world
Social media consumption
$50M
$1B
$100M
In 2009, tech companies worth $100m+
ONLY ONE
$50M
$1B
$100M
Today...
Mohammad Bin SalmanVisits Silicon Valley
PIF Invests $3.5b in Uber
Softbank and PIF Announce$100b Fund
Careem Raises $500m Led by Rakuten, STC and an investment by DIDI
Governments, Traditional Players and
Global Giants are now Responding
“We will celebrate the export of the last barrel of oil”
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed’s
inspirational vision for a post-oil UAE
Dubai 10X
Saudi national transformation plan 2030
72%
64%
61%
57%
57%
53%
52%
52%
51%
50%
47%
43%
39%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Media
Telecom
Consumer Finance
Retail
Technology
Insurance
Consumer Products
Nonprofits
Business & Professional Services
Education
Healthcare
Asset Management
Industrial
Executives who anticipate their industries will be massively disrupted on a global level by technology in the next 12 months (%)
Source: Harvard Business Review: "Digital Pulse 2015“. Russell Reynolds Associates.
Fear of disruption is palpable
150,000captains
Millions of active users
Hundreds of thousands daily
trips
$1 B companyRakuten Ventures & STC to invest $300m
Uber took 4 years to become a unicorn
Middle East’s Uber took (also) 4 years
1.2 M ORDERS in
one weekend
$120 M in sales
November alone
37% purchases were on
Credit Card
80% of orders
delivered within 4
days
Company growth
40% YOY
Over 70% on
Smart Phone
In one day
Where’s THE OPPORTUNITY?
< 20%Of adults in MENA holds a bank account 50%
MENA SME lending stands at 50% of global average
4XEcommerce is set to quadruple in 2020 to $20 billion
33%Of bank customers want to switch his bank and looking for a digital banking experience
88%Of fintech startups seek corporate partnerships to overcome their largest barriers
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
5 market drivers
for Fintech in MENA
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
Total fintech investments (in MENA, in USDm, 2007-2016)
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
Four emerging fintech hubs (share of fintech startups by country, 2015)
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Fintech startup creation
Payments take the lead
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
Asia Pacific
North America
Europe
Latin America
MENA
E-commerce sales Total retail sales
2.97%
2.2%
8.4%
7.0%
10.2%
MENA e-commerce sales: less than 3% Global e-commerce average: 7.5%
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game, eMarketer worldwide Retail Ecommerce sales
E-commerce to Retail Share:
The Lowest Globally in MENA!
0.0
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
2015 2020
$ B
illio
ns
UAE KSA Other GCC countries
4X market size
23%
33%
44%
20%
42%
38%
$ 5.3b
$ 19.8b
30% CAGR
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game
E-commerce Market $5.3 Billion Today,
Growing at 30% Annually
$50m
$1bn
$100m
53% of $100m+ companies
are marketplaces or e-tailers
Source: How Young Arabs are Fueling the MENA Media Market, November 2014 Abu Dhabi Media Summit, Strategy&
Digital Media
Still hasn’t caught up with eyeballs
Digital Media
But fastest growing
Arabic is the 4th most popular language on the internet,
and outpaces other major languages in growth
Source: Internet World Stats
Digital Media
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game, eMarketer worldwide Retail Ecommerce sales
Digital Contribution
to GDP in Mena is 50% of the US
$70bnMENA Travel Market in 2015 with majority going through UAE & KSA
23%5-year CAGR growth in the MENA online travel market between 2012 and 2017
3.4bnNumber of global internet users in 2015; the primary growth driver for online travel platforms
16%
50%
14%
20%
KSA UAE Qatar Rest of MENA
0 50 100 150
Asia Pacific
USA
Europe
Middle East
$bn
2017 2015 2012
23%
13%
6%
3%
CAGR
Online Travel is growing rapidly and Emerging Market growth is expected to outpace that of the Developed Market
51%
45%
39%36%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Europe USA APAC MiddleEast
Internet penetration
Sources: Phocuswright US Online Travel Overview, European Online Travel Overview, Middle East Online Travel Overview and APAC Online Travel Overview
Travel space highlights
The leading OTAs and metasearch platforms have all established presence in MENA, but none has dominated the market
Players focusing on a niche product
Players in the travel space
1. 65%+ Smartphone Penetration (MENA)
2. Usage of internet from smartphone is 90%
3. Over 36% of MENA users access the internet through mobile
4. 57% of online shoppers have purchased items via mobile
5. Mobile commerce accounts for 10-15% of online sales
Shifting trends to mobile online shopping
Proven online grocery models worldwide
Sources: “How Young Arabs are fuelling the MENA media market”, internetworldstats.com
Online grocery opportunity
Big e-commerce players across industries, but grocery is the last untapped frontier
The beginning of a competitive wave
entering MENA
Pure Play Hyperlocal
Brick and Mortar
E-commerce store
Pure Play: Online enabled grocery play which holds complete control over logistics and the entire grocery value chain from farm to fork, connecting vendor and consumer
Hyperlocal: Online marketplace model which fulfills consumer orders based on partnerships with local convenience stores and hyper-local markets through a take-rate model
The Main Market &
Home for New Startups
KSA
16X41%
The Business Hub
Dubai
Global Offerings, SaaS
Cloud, B2B
Turkey
Cloud Traffic Growth Rate –
The Highestin the World
by 2019
Growthfor Mobile Data Traffic (2015-2021)
Smartphone Adoption by
2020
60%
Of All Advertising will
be Digital by 2020
20%
The Talent back office
Jordan/EgyptLebanon/Morocco
The 2020 MENA
The future
Then Gave Birth To This 2017
With lots of this
And Jeff Comes To Town
Which Got the Attention Of
Mohammad Al Abbar’s $1B noon
ST Ventures $500 Million
Oman Launches$129m VC fund
$400 Million Lebanon
Circular 331
Dubai $270m “Future
Accelerators”
And Lots of Technology Funds
Jordan Central
Bank $100 Million
Kuwait SME $7 Billion
Fund
SO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN MENA?
Young. Urban. Empowered.
Levant$325 billion
GCC$1.4 trillion
North Africa$700 billion
71 million
54 million
180 million
Population
70%
82%
55%
Urban
50%
40%
45%
Under 25GDP
Source: International Monetary Fund
Source: Global Internet Geography, TeleGeography, McKinsey Global Institute analysis
And Connected..
In the past 10 years, data flow between MENA and the world increased by 150 –fold
Source: http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats5.htm , June 2016
Today..
Internet Penetration in MENA
8% Higher Than World Average
Source: GSMAi
Kuwait 156% UAE
144%
KSA 157%
Average 126 %
With more than
one smartphone per person in the GCC
% Internet users that have used the service 2015 “MENA region is the fastest growing consumer of videos on Facebook”, Dubai PR Network, 2015
KSA ranked in #1 in YouTube per capita consumption per month
Region highest ranked in twitter usage globally
Region fastest growing consumer of embedded videos:
Twice the global average
And the highest in the world
Social media consumption
$50M
$1B
$100M
In 2009, tech companies worth $100m+
ONLY ONE
$50M
$1B
$100M
Today...
Mohammad Bin SalmanVisits Silicon Valley
PIF Invests $3.5b in Uber
Softbank and PIF Announce$100b Fund
Careem Raises $500m Led by Rakuten, STC and an investment by DIDI
Governments, Traditional Players and
Global Giants are now Responding
“We will celebrate the export of the last barrel of oil”
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed’s
inspirational vision for a post-oil UAE
Dubai 10X
Saudi national transformation plan 2030
72%
64%
61%
57%
57%
53%
52%
52%
51%
50%
47%
43%
39%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Media
Telecom
Consumer Finance
Retail
Technology
Insurance
Consumer Products
Nonprofits
Business & Professional Services
Education
Healthcare
Asset Management
Industrial
Executives who anticipate their industries will be massively disrupted on a global level by technology in the next 12 months (%)
Source: Harvard Business Review: "Digital Pulse 2015“. Russell Reynolds Associates.
Fear of disruption is palpable
150,000captains
Millions of active users
Hundreds of thousands daily
trips
$1 B companyRakuten Ventures & STC to invest $300m
Uber took 4 years to become a unicorn
Middle East’s Uber took (also) 4 years
1.2 M ORDERS in
one weekend
$120 M in sales
November alone
37% purchases were on
Credit Card
80% of orders
delivered within 4
days
Company growth
40% YOY
Over 70% on
Smart Phone
In one day
Where’s THE OPPORTUNITY?
< 20%Of adults in MENA holds a bank account 50%
MENA SME lending stands at 50% of global average
4XEcommerce is set to quadruple in 2020 to $20 billion
33%Of bank customers want to switch his bank and looking for a digital banking experience
88%Of fintech startups seek corporate partnerships to overcome their largest barriers
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
5 market drivers
for Fintech in MENA
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
Total fintech investments (in MENA, in USDm, 2007-2016)
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
Four emerging fintech hubs (share of fintech startups by country, 2015)
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
84% Of all fintech startups are payment and lending companies
Fintech startup creation
Payments take the lead
105Number of fintech startups in the region doubled from 46 to 105 in the last 3 years
$100mMENA’s fintechstartups raised $100 millions over the last decade
73%Of all MENA fintech startups are based in four out of the 12 countries
50%Of all fintech startups launched after 2012
Sources: State of Fintech Report in MENA – Unbundling the financial services industry by Wamda and Payfort, Wamda Research Lab, 2016
Fintech key highlights
Asia Pacific
North America
Europe
Latin America
MENA
E-commerce sales Total retail sales
2.97%
2.2%
8.4%
7.0%
10.2%
MENA e-commerce sales: less than 3% Global e-commerce average: 7.5%
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game, eMarketer worldwide Retail Ecommerce sales
E-commerce to Retail Share:
The Lowest Globally in MENA!
0.0
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
2015 2020
$ B
illio
ns
UAE KSA Other GCC countries
4X market size
23%
33%
44%
20%
42%
38%
$ 5.3b
$ 19.8b
30% CAGR
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game
E-commerce Market $5.3 Billion Today,
Growing at 30% Annually
$50m
$1bn
$100m
53% of $100m+ companies
are marketplaces or e-tailers
Source: How Young Arabs are Fueling the MENA Media Market, November 2014 Abu Dhabi Media Summit, Strategy&
Digital Media
Still hasn’t caught up with eyeballs
Digital Media
But fastest growing
Arabic is the 4th most popular language on the internet,
and outpaces other major languages in growth
Source: Internet World Stats
Digital Media
Source: AT Kearney: Getting in on the GCC E-Commerce Game, eMarketer worldwide Retail Ecommerce sales
Digital Contribution
to GDP in Mena is 50% of the US
$70bnMENA Travel Market in 2015 with majority going through UAE & KSA
23%5-year CAGR growth in the MENA online travel market between 2012 and 2017
3.4bnNumber of global internet users in 2015; the primary growth driver for online travel platforms
16%
50%
14%
20%
KSA UAE Qatar Rest of MENA
0 50 100 150
Asia Pacific
USA
Europe
Middle East
$bn
2017 2015 2012
23%
13%
6%
3%
CAGR
Online Travel is growing rapidly and Emerging Market growth is expected to outpace that of the Developed Market
51%
45%
39%36%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Europe USA APAC MiddleEast
Internet penetration
Sources: Phocuswright US Online Travel Overview, European Online Travel Overview, Middle East Online Travel Overview and APAC Online Travel Overview
Travel space highlights
The leading OTAs and metasearch platforms have all established presence in MENA, but none has dominated the market
Players focusing on a niche product
Players in the travel space
1. 65%+ Smartphone Penetration (MENA)
2. Usage of internet from smartphone is 90%
3. Over 36% of MENA users access the internet through mobile
4. 57% of online shoppers have purchased items via mobile
5. Mobile commerce accounts for 10-15% of online sales
Shifting trends to mobile online shopping
Proven online grocery models worldwide
Sources: “How Young Arabs are fuelling the MENA media market”, internetworldstats.com
Online grocery opportunity
Big e-commerce players across industries, but grocery is the last untapped frontier
The beginning of a competitive wave
entering MENA
Pure Play Hyperlocal
Brick and Mortar
E-commerce store
Pure Play: Online enabled grocery play which holds complete control over logistics and the entire grocery value chain from farm to fork, connecting vendor and consumer
Hyperlocal: Online marketplace model which fulfills consumer orders based on partnerships with local convenience stores and hyper-local markets through a take-rate model
The Main Market &
Home for New Startups
KSA
16X41%
The Business Hub
Dubai
Global Offerings, SaaS
Cloud, B2B
Turkey
Cloud Traffic Growth Rate –
The Highestin the World
by 2019
Growthfor Mobile Data Traffic (2015-2021)
Smartphone Adoption by
2020
60%
Of All Advertising will
be Digital by 2020
20%
The Talent back office
Jordan/EgyptLebanon/Morocco
The 2020 MENA
The future