Fitting, a Saudi Arabia-based construction technology platform, has raised $500,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by an undisclosed strategic angel investor.
Founded in 2024 by Ahmed Rian and Abdulaziz Almubayad, the startup addresses inefficiencies in the Kingdom’s fragmented construction supply chain by creating a digital marketplace that links wholesale suppliers of building materials with retailers and real estate developers. The platform aims to increase transparency, speed up procurement, and reduce waste in a sector under pressure to meet growing demand from Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 mega-projects, including NEOM and Qiddiya.
The new funding will go toward upgrading Fitting’s technology infrastructure, expanding its team, and pursuing strategic partnerships with major industry players.
“This investment is not just financial support, it’s validation of our vision to reshape one of the Kingdom’s most vital industries,” the founding team said in a statement. “We are building more than a platform; we are creating an integrated ecosystem that empowers all stakeholders in the construction supply chain.”
Saudi Arabia’s construction sector is expected to remain one of the fastest-growing globally over the next decade, with building materials and supply chain efficiency seen as critical to supporting the pipeline of giga-projects and large-scale housing developments.
