New Platform Launched to Boost Dubai Femtech Visibility; Maps Over 150 Ecosystem Players
“FemTech in Dubai” maps 90 companies, 20 leaders, 17 clinics, 15 investors and 10 accelerators, offering a structured overview of Dubai’s femtech and digital health landscape.
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Deep Knowledge Group (DKG) and FemTech Industry Analytics have launched “FemTech in Dubai,” a new industrial ecosystem platform designed to map the emirate’s growing women’s health innovation sector.
The platform profiles 90 companies, 20 leaders, 17 clinics, 15 investors and 10 accelerators, offering a structured overview of Dubai’s femtech and digital health landscape.
It also aims to improve visibility and coordination across a fragmented ecosystem by giving international stakeholders a clearer view of key companies, clinics and the broader support environment.
“Women’s health innovation is becoming a much more serious strategic field globally, and Dubai is beginning to assemble the ecosystem layers that can make it increasingly important in that space,” Kate Batz, Managing Partner of Deep Knowledge Group, said. “The purpose of this platform is to make that activity more visible, more legible, and more connected — so that companies, clinics, investors, institutions, and international partners can see the real shape of the femtech ecosystem emerging in Dubai.”
Key functions of the platform include increasing international visibility of Dubai’s femtech sector, connecting ecosystem players, and providing a data-driven reference point for investment and partnership opportunities.
It also places Dubai’s women’s health sector within the city’s wider health tech, digital health, longevity and advanced healthcare innovation goals, and is linked to DKG’s broader UAE HealthTech ecosystem work.
Related: Beyond Home Cares: How Rafeeq Connect is Redefining Elderly Support
Deep Knowledge Group (DKG) and FemTech Industry Analytics have launched “FemTech in Dubai,” a new industrial ecosystem platform designed to map the emirate’s growing women’s health innovation sector.
The platform profiles 90 companies, 20 leaders, 17 clinics, 15 investors and 10 accelerators, offering a structured overview of Dubai’s femtech and digital health landscape.
It also aims to improve visibility and coordination across a fragmented ecosystem by giving international stakeholders a clearer view of key companies, clinics and the broader support environment.
“Women’s health innovation is becoming a much more serious strategic field globally, and Dubai is beginning to assemble the ecosystem layers that can make it increasingly important in that space,” Kate Batz, Managing Partner of Deep Knowledge Group, said. “The purpose of this platform is to make that activity more visible, more legible, and more connected — so that companies, clinics, investors, institutions, and international partners can see the real shape of the femtech ecosystem emerging in Dubai.”
Key functions of the platform include increasing international visibility of Dubai’s femtech sector, connecting ecosystem players, and providing a data-driven reference point for investment and partnership opportunities.
It also places Dubai’s women’s health sector within the city’s wider health tech, digital health, longevity and advanced healthcare innovation goals, and is linked to DKG’s broader UAE HealthTech ecosystem work.
Related: Beyond Home Cares: How Rafeeq Connect is Redefining Elderly Support
