A New Global Venture Building Platform Emerges at Bett London 2026
Classera, the global EdTech leader, has officially launched a strategic alliance through its venture builder arm C.XSEED, partnering with SuperCharger Ventures and Falak Business & Investment (Falak Group) to build and scale the next generation of EdTech startups globally, with a focus on emerging markets. The joint venture was unveiled at Bett London 2026, the world’s largest education technology event, establishing a new growth framework for EdTech companies seeking international expansion and investment support.
H2 Classera’s Vision: EdTech Ecosystem Beyond Software
Classera, recognised as one of the largest EdTech companies globally and the largest in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), operates across more than 45 countries with its learning super platform (LSP) ecosystem. The company’s deep sector expertise and institutional footprint are central to C.XSEED’s value proposition, enabling startups to benefit from institutional access and operational mentorship at scale.
SuperCharger Ventures, a European EdTech accelerator, brings global acceleration mechanisms, curated growth programs and access to an international expert and investor network. Falak Group, a Saudi Arabian venture development and investment organisation, contributes fund structuring capabilities, ecosystem support and startup services valued at over US$1 billion, aimed at enhancing entrepreneurial opportunity and innovation-led growth.
H3 What C.XSEED Offers to EdTech Founders
C.XSEED is positioned as a venture factory — designed not just as an accelerator but as an end-to-end ecosystem enabler — that will select promising EdTech founders and provide sustained support every six months. Founders accepted into the programme will receive:
• Strategic support in business model refinement, fundraising readiness and talent acquisition
• Enhanced access to investment networks and global capital
• Go-to-market planning and operational scaling support
• Pathways to regional and international expansion
By combining Classera’s client access and sector expertise with SuperCharger’s accelerator framework and Falak Group’s investible infrastructure, C.XSEED aims to bridge the gap between early-stage innovation and global market traction.
H2 Leadership Commentary: Strategy and Scale
Eng. Mohammad Almadani, Founder and CEO of Classera, emphasised that the initiative builds on more than two years of groundwork and reflects Classera’s broader mission to transform the EdTech landscape. Almadani noted that Classera’s integrated ecosystem — spanning acceleration, investment funds, summits like InnoXera and marketplaces such as EduMall — positions the company to deliver meaningful, sustained impact across learning sectors.
Eng. Mohammad Alashmawi, Co-Founder of Classera and Managing Partner of C.XSEED, described the alliance as a step toward realising a long-term vision to empower EdTech entrepreneurs, support their goals and enable scalable success both locally and internationally.
Yanos Barberis, Co-Founder of SuperCharger Ventures, said that many founders struggle to scale not for lack of ambition, but because they lack the right connections and expertise — a gap the alliance aims to fill. Adwa AlDakhil, Founder and CEO of Falak Business & Investment, added that Falak was established to empower innovation-driven ventures and now will support EdTech entrepreneurs with the platform, resources and networks needed to take solutions from Saudi Arabia to the world.
H2 What This Means for EdTech in Emerging Markets
The launch of C.XSEED marks a notable shift in how EdTech talent and innovation are cultivated beyond traditional tech hubs. By anchoring operations in partnerships that span the Middle East, Europe and education markets worldwide, the venture intends to broaden opportunities for founders from emerging regions, unlock deeper capital flows into EdTech, and create a structured growth pipeline tailored to long-term sustainable scaling.
As demand for digital learning solutions continues to rise globally — driven by institutional adoption, skills gaps and innovation in learning technologies — the formation of C.XSEED underscores a growing strategic focus on ecosystem-level enablement in the EdTech sector.
