250+ Funded Saudi Arabia Startups 2026

Saudi Arabia's startup scene has consolidated into a detailed intelligence playbook for B2B teams: Growth List's database now tracks more than 500 verified Saudi companies with decision‑maker contacts and funding details, updated weekly. The dataset highlights a record $1.34 billion raised in H1 2025 — a 342% year‑on‑year surge — and places Saudi Arabia 38th globally and the top ecosystem in MENA by funding, capturing roughly 64% of regional venture capital in the period.

"Our B2B lead database for Saudi Arabia startups includes verified founder emails, funding amounts, investor details, and company intelligence — everything your sales team needs for targeted outreach to recently funded companies in the region's fastest‑growing startup ecosystem," Growth List states on its platform.

Context and recent funding activity

Growth List presents a rolling directory that includes 100 of the most recently funded Saudi startups with granular data: funding amounts, funding types (Seed, Series A, Series B, etc.), sectors, and last funding dates. Major hubs remain Riyadh (primary), Jeddah and the Eastern Province (Dammam/Dhahran). Fintech dominated capital flows in H1 2025, accounting for roughly $969 million of disclosed funding, followed by logistics tech, e‑commerce, AI and proptech.

• Landmark transactions and unicorns highlighted on Growth List include Tamara’s $2.4 billion sharia‑compliant debt facility backed by Goldman Sachs, Citi and Apollo; Tabby’s $160 million Series E (initial valuation $3.3 billion, later reported at $4.5 billion); Ninja’s $250 million round led by Riyad Capital; HALA’s $157 million Series B; and Lucidya’s $30 million Series B.
• Selected recently funded companies from Growth List’s 100‑company extract: Muhlah — $7,526,834 (Seed, March 2026); Simplified Financial Solutions Company (sifi.app) — $20,000,000 (Series A, February 2026); Madfu — $25,388,131 (Seed, February 2026); Rewaa — $45,000,000 (Series B, January 2026); Solidrange — $2,400,000 (Seed, February 2026); CashIn — $15,999,573 (Series A, February 2026).
• The list also logs numerous pre‑seed and seed rounds across sectors: Pre‑Seed raises such as Rimal Semiconductors and DEEP.SA, and seed rounds including Safqah Capital ($15,198,379) and Grove ($5,067,207).

Outlook

Growth List positions its Saudi dataset as a practical lead source for teams targeting recently funded companies across MENA, highlighting verified founder emails, investor details and company intelligence. The platform is updated weekly and offers custom lists on demand, reflecting the pace of dealmaking: Growth List notes 334+ deals across the region in H1 2025 and continues to add new Saudi entries in 2026.

For B2B sales and partnership teams, the combination of concentrated fintech funding, marquee large rounds and a rolling feed of pre‑seed to Series B disclosures creates a stream of outreach targets—supplied with contact and funding metadata—to inform targeted engagement strategies in the Saudi market.