Prosus Ventures has announced a US$5 million investment in Qureos, an AI-powered hiring platform. The funding round was led by Prosus Ventures, with participation from Salica Oryx Fund and other strategic investors.
Qureos offers a system that brings together sourcing, screening, and interviewing into one platform. This approach aims to shorten hiring timelines for enterprises and recruitment teams, turning recruitment into what the company describes as a competitive advantage.
Robin Voogd, Head of Middle East Investments at Prosus Ventures, said: “Hiring at scale is one of the most operationally complex challenges facing modern organizations. Qureos has built a practical, end-to-end system that replaces fragmented recruitment workflows with a single, intelligent platform. By unifying sourcing, screening, and interviewing, the company enables employers to hire faster without sacrificing quality, a critical advantage in high-growth, time-sensitive markets.”
The Qureos platform features an intelligent assistant named Iris that supports role matching and candidate screening. It also helps candidates prepare for interviews while aiming to improve experiences for both employers and applicants.
Currently used by more than 1,000 enterprise and public sector organizations—including Qatar Airways, Dubai Economy and Tourism, BAAN Holdings, and Union Properties—Qureos tailors its platform to regional requirements such as localization and nationalization policies across Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The system can be integrated with existing Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) or Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS), or function independently.
According to the announcement, the new funds will be directed toward further developing Qureos’s AI features and expanding its reach through partnerships with enterprises and agencies globally.
