The Canada- and Morocco-headquartered fintech is entering Saudi Arabia as electronic payment volumes continue to rise.
The deal brings Paylink’s regulated payment infrastructure into Salla’s platform for online and in-person transactions.
The four-to-16-week programme gives Emirati students practical experience in space technology, AI and data-driven projects.
The Saudi-born payments company will absorb Amazon’s regional payments operations, creating a platform expected to process more than SR 150 billion annually.
The Saudi gaming startup will use the funding to develop new titles and build on the audience behind WhistGame.
Arabic will become the first non-English interface available on Luma Agents later this year.
The Saudi HR tech company will use the funding to strengthen AI capabilities and broaden its workforce management tools across MENA.
Al-Jabal Agriculture blends satellite imagery, soil labs and AI to help Iraqi farmers cut waste and boost yields, turning inherited guesswork into precision, data-driven farming.
The fintech is developing an AI-powered platform connecting founders and investors, with financing, tokenisation and trading tools planned.
The car marketplace will use the funding to expand nationwide and further develop its digital car-buying and delivery platform.
The SaaS platform manages trainer scheduling, sessions and personal training operations across more than 700 clubs.
The Wa’ed Ventures-led round comes as COFE expands beyond coffee ordering into e-commerce, B2B tools and AI-powered services.
The firm's regulated, institutional frameworks shows that long-term wealth creation for what it truly is: a disciplined, measurable and manageable process.
Abwaab plans to fold Eduact into its platform and use regional reach to scale to more teachers and centres; it’s the company’s second acquisition in 2026 and it operates across six MENA markets.
Launched at LEAP, the platform unifies reservations‑to‑payment control and partnerships as Saudi full‑service dining heads toward $24.12 billion by 2030.
The Saudi firm’s twin moves span infrastructure and software for enterprises in oil and gas, finance and manufacturing.