Careem Mafia Pakistan produced a new generation of startup founders after Uber acquired Careem for $3.1B, shaping Pakistan’s B2B, fintech, logistics, and commerce ecosystem.
Uber’s acquisition of Careem for $3.1 billion in March 2019 was the largest technology exit the Middle East and North Africa had ever produced. The deal generated liquidity for hundreds of employees who had spent years building Careem from a scrappy ride-hailing operation in the Gulf into a regional super app serving 15 countries from Morocco to Pakistan. What followed has been compared, not without justification,.
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Pakistani immigrants are behind ten US billion-dollar startups, from a $60B AI code editor to a $5B workflow platform for agentic AI.
A 2026 study by the National Foundation for American Policy found that Pakistani immigrants are among the founders or co-founders of ten privately held US companies valued at one billion dollars or more. The study, covering 775 unicorn companies tracked by CB Insights as.
Pakistani immigrants are behind ten US billion-dollar startups, from a $60B AI code editor to a $5B workflow platform for agentic AI.
A 2026 study by the National Foundation for American Policy found that Pakistani immigrants are among.