Dubai – Sharikat Mubasher: Refurbished-electronics marketplace Revibe announced raising $17 million in a new funding round led by Partech, with participation from E& Capital, Burda Principal Investments, EQNX, and several existing backers.

As per the company’s press release, the investment will support the company’s expansion across the Gulf region and emerging markets while enhancing device quality and the overall customer experience.

Founded in 2022 by Abdessamad Ben Zakour and Hamza Iraqui, Revibe positions itself as a premium destination for refurbished electronics, combining competitive pricing with strict quality assurance. Each device undergoes a 50-point inspection, comes with a one-year warranty, and is backed by a service model that has earned the startup thousands of positive customer reviews.

The co-founders said the new funding reinforces investor confidence in Revibe’s mission to make refurbished devices a high-quality, mainstream choice. They noted that the platform aims to demonstrate that renewed electronics offer better value and more sustainable consumption.

Partech General Partner Cyril Collon said Revibe is emerging as the leading refurbished-tech platform for emerging markets, powered by operations in Egypt and a strategic base in Dubai.

Revibe has grown rapidly across the GCC and South Africa, driven by rising demand for sustainable tech options. With fresh capital, the company plans to upgrade product performance, improve its platform, and accelerate international expansion.