Jordan’s Abwaab acquires Egyptian edtech Eduact
Jordan-based edtech Abwaab has acquired the Egyptian education technology startup Eduact for an undisclosed amount, expanding its offering to include digital infrastructure for teachers and learning centres. Founded in 2020 in Egypt by Adham Hamed and Ali Hisham, Eduact provides a SaaS platform that enables independent teachers and learning centres to manage content, grading, payments and…
Edutech startup Abwaab based in Jordan has announced the acquisition of Egyptian edtech company Eduact for an undisclosed sum. This move broadens Abwaab's service offerings to include digital infrastructure for independent teachers and learning centres. Established in 2020 by Adham Hamed and Ali Hisham, Eduact offers a SaaS platform that enables independent educators and small learning centres to manage content, grading, payments, and workflows spanning both online and offline education.
Founded in 2019 by Hamdi Tabbaa, Sabri Hakim, and Hussein AlSarabi, Abwaab delivers curriculum-aligned digital learning and assessment products. The company currently operates in six markets across the MENA region. By integrating Eduact's technology into its platform, Abwaab aims to leverage the Egyptian edtech startup's extensive network to reach more teachers and learning centres in Egypt and additional markets.
This acquisition marks Abwaab's second in 2026, following its earlier acquisition of Egypt-based Apex Education, which focuses on international university admissions. The transaction is set to enhance Abwaab's existing offerings by incorporating Eduact's technology, content, and regional distribution capabilities into its broader platform. Abwaab's CEO, Hamdi Tabbaa, emphasized the importance of collaborating with the best teams to address real educational challenges across the Arab world.
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