Saudi Arabia’s construction technology scene is growing fast, and BRKZ is leading that momentum. The Riyadh-based B2B platform has secured up to USD 30 million in growth debt from Stride Ventures to strengthen its role as a key player in embedded financing for the construction sector.
This latest funding round follows BRKZ’s earlier USD 22.5 million equity raise and reinforces its recognition under the Saudi Unicorns Program, which supports high-potential growth companies in the Kingdom.
Transforming Construction Procurement
Founded in 2022 by Ibrahim Manna, BRKZ operates as a tech-driven marketplace that connects contractors and factories with the materials, quotes, and financing they need.
The platform simplifies procurement by enabling users to:
- Get competitive quotes within minutes through data-driven matching.
- Access flexible financing options based on project cash flow cycles.
- Reduce procurement delays caused by manual processes.
- Improve cost control and material sourcing through a unified system.
By digitizing and financing procurement, BRKZ addresses fragmented supply chains and cash flow gaps that often slow down construction projects.
Strengthening the Financing Ecosystem
With the new growth debt, BRKZ plans to scale its embedded financing solutions across the Saudi construction market. The goal is to make it easier for contractors and factories to manage working capital and sustain project delivery.
Founder and CEO Ibrahim Manna said, “This facility strengthens our ability to offer flexible payment and financing options to Saudi contractors and factories. It helps us expand our tailored embedded financing ecosystem and support customers in managing project cash flows more efficiently.”
The company’s approach integrates financing directly into the procurement process, reducing friction between suppliers and buyers while enhancing transparency and liquidity across the sector.
Expanding Through Technology and Partnerships
BRKZ is investing heavily in innovation to stay ahead of the region’s construction digitization wave. The company’s future roadmap includes:
- AI-powered procurement tools to enhance speed and accuracy in sourcing.
- New payment solutions that align with varied project lifecycles.
- Supplier network expansion across the Far East and India.
- Cloud manufacturing models and off-take agreements to improve resilience.
These initiatives aim to strengthen the building materials ecosystem while supporting Saudi Arabia’s broader Vision 2030 goals for sustainable and efficient infrastructure development.