Dubai — Revibe, the fast-growing marketplace for refurbished electronics, has raised $17 million in a new funding round led by Partech, with participation from E& Capital, Burda Principal Investments, and EQNX, alongside existing investors.
The new funding will help Revibe continue improving its service and the quality of its devices while accelerating international expansion across the Gulf region and emerging markets.
Founded in 2022, Revibe offers consumers a smarter and more sustainable way to buy electronics — combining strict quality controls, competitive prices, and a premium online experience.
Every device sold on Revibe undergoes a 50-point inspection process, comes with a 1-year warranty, and is backed by a customer-first service model that has earned the company thousands of positive reviews.
“This new funding is a strong signal of confidence in our mission and model,” said Revibe co-founders Abdessamad Ben Zakour and Hamza Iraqui. “We’re proving that refurbished doesn’t mean second-best — it means better value, verified quality, and a more responsible way to consume technology. With the support of our investors, we’ll continue expanding internationally and improving every part of the customer experience.”
“Revibe is building the leading refurbished electronics platform for emerging markets. With Egypt as its operational engine and Dubai as its strategic hub, the team’s data-driven execution, and clear vision set them apart. We’re proud to back them in shaping the future of sustainable tech across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond,” said Cyril Collon, General Partner at Partech.
Revibe has experienced exceptional growth over the past year, expanding its reach across the GCC and South Africa. The company’s commitment to quality and sustainability has positioned it at the forefront of the circular-tech movement, making refurbished devices a mainstream choice for consumers.
With this latest round, Revibe plans to continue improving its platform, enhancing product quality, and accelerating its international expansion. The company’s long-term goal: to make renewed electronics the default way people buy devices — affordable, reliable, and sustainable.
