Saudi construction technology platform Fitting has raised $1.1 million (SAR 4.13 million) in its second Seed funding round as the company looks to expand its operations and further develop its technology for managing construction procurement and supply chains.
The funding follows an earlier $500,000 (SAR 1.88 million) Pre-Seed round announced by Fitting in October 2025. Fitting said that capital was intended for technology development, team expansion and partnerships within Saudi Arabia’s building materials sector.
Funding Targets Technology and Saudi Expansion
Fitting plans to direct the latest capital toward its technology infrastructure, operational capacity and expansion across Saudi markets. The company operates a digital procurement platform connecting construction projects and businesses with building-material suppliers, bringing parts of the quotation, purchasing and order-management process into a single system.
The company describes its role as simplifying the procurement of construction materials for projects and retail businesses. It says customers can submit requirements through the platform, receive offers from suppliers and follow orders through the purchasing process. Rather than focusing on consumer sales, Fitting is positioned around business procurement involving contractors, developers, suppliers and other participants in construction projects.
The new round therefore adds capital to a business attempting to digitize a part of construction that can involve numerous suppliers, quotations, purchase orders and deliveries. Fitting intends to expand its field operations while investing further in its technical and operational systems.
Fitting Reports Growing Procurement Activity
Fitting has also been expanding the volume of procurement activity handled through its platform as it works with contractors, developers and suppliers across Saudi Arabia. The company’s model centers on bringing more of the construction materials purchasing process into a digital workflow, from sourcing and quotations to order management and delivery coordination.
Fitting’s platform serves a network of real estate developers, contractors, engineering companies and building-material suppliers across Saudi Arabia. The company is seeking to expand that network as it develops its procurement infrastructure and increases the range of construction purchasing activity handled through its digital platform.
Fitting is also expanding the technology around its procurement platform beyond supplier discovery.Its broader approach is aimed at bringing more stages of construction purchasing into a single digital workflow, from supplier sourcing and quotations to purchasing and order management.
Fitting Looks to Scale Its Procurement Model
Fitting’s platform is built around simplifying how construction companies source and purchase materials, bringing suppliers, quotations and order management into a more centralized digital process. The company is targeting a part of the construction workflow that can otherwise involve fragmented communication across multiple vendors and project teams.
The new Seed capital gives Fitting additional room to expand that model across Saudi Arabia, as contractors, developers and suppliers increasingly adopt digital tools to manage procurement and reduce reliance on fragmented purchasing processes and manual coordination.
Fitting is led by founder and CEO Abdulaziz Al-Mobaied alongside co-founder and managing director Mohammed Al-Mobaied. The company is now focused on expanding its operations while continuing to develop the technology behind its construction procurement and supplier coordination platform.
Construction Procurement Moves Further Online
Fitting’s financing comes against a broader Saudi push toward digital adoption across businesses and public services. The Kingdom’s National Transformation Program, part of Vision 2030, identifies digital transformation and private-sector enablement among its areas of focus.
Construction procurement can involve contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and multiple project sites, creating a complex purchasing process across different participants. Fitting is seeking to bring more of those interactions into a digital environment where businesses can manage sourcing, quotations and orders through its platform.
The $1.1 million round gives Fitting additional resources to develop its technology and expand its operations in Saudi Arabia. The company’s next stage will center on extending the reach of its procurement platform as it works with businesses across the Kingdom’s construction supply chain.
