Fitting
Riyadh-based construction-technology startup, founded in 2024, whose platform connects contractors, developers and retailers with building-material suppliers for quotes, orders and delivery tracking. It raised a USD 1.1 million seed round in August 2026.
Industry: Construction materials procurement | Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Founded: 2024 | Total Funding: USD 1.6M
About Fitting
Fitting is a Riyadh-based construction-technology startup that digitises and automates construction supply chains in Saudi Arabia. Mohammed Al-Mobaied is its founder and chief executive. The company's AI-powered procurement platform handles how building materials are sourced, ordered and managed among developers, contractors, engineering firms and suppliers. The process it targets has traditionally been fragmented and run through phone calls, spreadsheets and paper purchase orders; the platform covers tasks such as comparing quotes, placing orders and tracking deliveries.
Fitting reports that its platform has facilitated more than SAR 150 million, about USD 40 million, of construction materials across more than 70 major projects, and that over 823 businesses use it as a digital procurement channel. In its funding announcement the company said it had moved more than 1,000 supply transactions and businesses from traditional procurement methods to digital processes. These are company-reported figures.
In August 2026 Fitting closed its second seed round, of USD 1.1 million. The backer was described as a strategic investor from the contracting and real estate development sector and was not named. Al-Mobaied has said the investor's industry experience is worth as much as the capital. The funds are earmarked mainly for expanding Fitting's field presence across key markets in the kingdom, developing its technology infrastructure and strengthening operations, alongside building national talent and forming partnerships.
The company operates in a large market: TechScoop has cited a Saudi construction sector worth roughly USD 142 billion in 2026, driven by Vision 2030 giga-projects, housing programmes and infrastructure spending. Its better-funded local competitors include BRKZ, a Riyadh-based managed marketplace for construction procurement founded in 2023 by former Careem executive Ibrahim Manna, which TechScoop reports has raised more than USD 52 million and processed over USD 800 million in procurement. Fitting remains early-stage and modestly capitalised, and digitising a traditional, relationship-driven industry tends to be slow work.
TechScoop's analysis of AI in Saudi construction treats procurement as the first layer to digitise, because it produces structured data on prices, lead times and supplier reliability that can later support forecasting and asset operations. Fitting has not announced products beyond procurement.
Leadership
- Abdulaziz Al-Mubayyad, Founder and Chief Executive Officer
- Mohammed Al-Mobaied, Founder and Managing Director
- Osama Hamad, Director of Strategy and Business Development
- Wael Abdelnaim, Operations Manager
- Al-Abbas Bawazir, Marketing Manager
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