在 UAE 寻找融资。
政府项目、加速器、银行与投资人，真实的选择，汇于一处。筛选出适合你的。
Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development
Abu Dhabi government fund backing Emirati entrepreneurs with financing, mentorship and business support programmes.
khalifafund.ae →Dubai SME (Dubai Economy and Tourism)
Dubai's SME agency, running the Mohammed Bin Rashid Fund and support programmes for Emirati and resident-owned small businesses.
sme.ae →Mohammed Bin Rashid Establishment for SME Development
Financing and incubation support for young Emirati entrepreneurs in Dubai, part of the Dubai SME ecosystem.
sme.ae →NAFIS
UAE federal Emiratisation programme; not a direct business loan, but wage-support and incentive schemes relevant to Emirati founders hiring UAE nationals.
nafis.gov.ae →Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO)
Abu Dhabi government office offering incentives and co-investment programmes to attract and grow businesses in target sectors.
adio.gov.ae →Sheraa (Sharjah Entrepreneurship Center)
Government-backed Sharjah entrepreneurship hub offering incubation, accelerator cohorts and equity-free grants to early-stage founders.
sheraa.ae →in5 (Dubai Internet City / TECOM)
TECOM Group's Dubai innovation centre for tech, media and design startups, offering incubation space, mentorship and investor access.
in5.ae →Hub71
Abu Dhabi's global tech ecosystem, offering incentive packages, office space and investor connections to qualifying startups.
hub71.com →Sheraa Accelerator Programmes
Sharjah Entrepreneurship Center's sector-focused accelerator cohorts (including the Access Sharjah Challenge) for early-stage founders.
sheraa.ae →Dtec (Dubai Silicon Oasis)
The Middle East's largest tech startup centre, based in Dubai Silicon Oasis, with co-working, incubation and investor-facing events.
dtec.ae →AstroLabs
Dubai-based startup and scale-up hub offering company setup support, community programmes and market-entry help for the region.
astrolabs.com →Dubai Future Accelerators / Dubai Future Foundation
Government-linked innovation programme pairing startups with UAE public and private entities to pilot solutions.
dubaifuture.ae →Emirates NBD Business Banking (SME)
UAE bank SME lending and business-account services, including working-capital finance and trade facilities for small businesses.
emiratesnbd.com →ADCB Business Banking (SME)
UAE bank SME lending arm offering business accounts, term loans and trade finance for small and medium enterprises.
adcb.com →Mashreq NeoBiz
Mashreq Bank's digital-first business banking product aimed at SMEs and startups, with fast account opening and lending products.
mashreq.com →RAKBANK Business Banking (SME)
UAE bank long positioned around SME lending, offering business finance, trade and point-of-sale solutions for small businesses.
rakbank.ae →Dubai Angel Investors
One of the UAE's most active angel-investor networks, backing early-stage regional startups across sectors.
dubaiangelinvestors.me →BECO Capital
Dubai-based venture capital firm investing in early and growth-stage MENA technology startups.
becocapital.com →Wamda Capital
MENA-focused venture capital firm headquartered in Dubai, investing across the region's startup ecosystem.
wamdacapital.com →Shorooq Partners
UAE-based venture capital firm backing early-stage founders across the Middle East and North Africa.
shorooq.com →MEVP (Middle East Venture Partners)
Regional venture capital firm with a UAE presence, investing in growth-stage technology companies across MENA.
mevp.com →Founder savings / bootstrapping
Funding the business from your own savings or income, the most common path for UAE small-business founders and the one that keeps full ownership.
Friends and family investment
Informal capital from people who know you, usually as a loan or a small equity stake, put in writing even when it's family.
Revenue-funded growth
Reinvesting early revenue instead of raising, slower but keeps the business debt-free and fully founder-owned.