Saudi startup Workey has secured an undisclosed investment from Falak Investment Hub to strengthen its position as a key player in the Kingdom’s fast-evolving business solutions landscape. Founded in 2024 by Mohamad Al Mohamad and Ahmed Eldosoukey, Workey connects businesses, startups, and investors through a smart digital platform designed to simplify workspace access and professional services.
Redefining the Business Solutions Experience
Workey aims to transform how professionals and companies manage workspaces and business support in Saudi Arabia. Its platform provides a unified space for booking, managing, and scaling business operations.
Users can access:
- Over 200+ work locations across Saudi Arabia.
- Private and shared office bookings.
- Meeting rooms, event halls, and company headquarters.
- Verified service providers for business needs.
- Support for startups and foreign investors entering the Saudi market.
This integrated model helps entrepreneurs, remote teams, and global investors find the right infrastructure to operate efficiently and cost-effectively.
Partnership Driving Innovation and Growth
The partnership with Falak marks a new phase for Workey as it prepares to launch its first official version. The funding will help the startup scale operations and introduce AI-driven tools. These tools personalize workspace recommendations, automate booking processes, and streamline service management.
Workey’s leadership plans to leverage Falak’s expertise in startup development. Additionally, it’s looking for regional expansion to enhance product design, build investor solutions, and establish new partnerships across the Middle East.
According to the founders, the collaboration will accelerate Workey’s mission to make Saudi Arabia’s business ecosystem more accessible, connected, and technology-driven.
Supporting Vision 2030 and Entrepreneurial Growth
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 emphasizes entrepreneurship, digital transformation, and investment attraction. Workey aligns with these goals by offering a scalable platform. This enables both local and foreign businesses to operate seamlessly within the Kingdom.
Through its user-friendly interface and trusted service network, Workey simplifies how companies find and manage office spaces and business services—critical factors in supporting the country’s growing startup culture.
The company’s upcoming AI features and investor tools are expected to play a major role in strengthening Saudi Arabia’s digital economy and making the Kingdom a hub for global business innovation.