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Sirdab raises $10 million to expand Saudi and GCC logistics network

Sirdab raises $10 million to expand Saudi and GCC logistics network Image: Primary
Saudi logistics startup Sirdab raised $10 million in a Series A round co-led by PIF-backed Elm and BECO Capital, with participation from Y Combinator, COTU Ventures and D Global Ventures. The company said the funding will expand its warehousing and transport network across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council and support development of AI-based logistics tools. Founded in 2022, Sirdab operates in a regional market where physical distribution capacity and software are being expanded together.
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