Saudi Arabia based construction marketplace BRKZ receives strategic investment from Saudi Investment Company as it scales procurement and financing solutions across the Kingdom.
Saudi construction technology startup BRKZ has secured a strategic investment from Saudi Investment Company, according to regional media reports, as the company continues to expand its procurement platform for building materials and contractors.
Founded in 2022 by Ibrahim Manna, BRKZ operates a managed marketplace focused on digitizing procurement across the construction sector. The platform connects contractors and factories with suppliers, offering access to thousands of SKUs including cement, steel and finishing materials, alongside logistics and embedded financing solutions.
The company was launched to address inefficiencies in construction sourcing, where procurement has traditionally relied on fragmented supplier networks, manual negotiations and delayed payment cycles. Through its platform, contractors can access multiple supplier quotes within minutes while also securing financing aligned with project cash flow timelines.
BRKZ has raised more than $22 million in funding prior to this strategic investment, including a $17 million Series A round backed by investors such as BECO Capital, Aramco’s Wa’ed Ventures and Better Tomorrow Ventures. The company has also processed hundreds of millions of dollars in request for quotations and serves more than 850 contractors and factories across Saudi Arabia.
The new investment from Saudi Investment Company comes as Saudi Arabia’s construction sector continues to expand under Vision 2030, with large scale projects such as NEOM and Red Sea driving demand for efficient procurement and supply chain infrastructure. Industry data indicates the Kingdom’s construction pipeline is among the largest globally, creating demand for platforms that can streamline sourcing and financing.
BRKZ’s model reflects a broader global shift toward digitized construction procurement. Companies such as Infra.Market have scaled similar marketplace driven models, reaching unicorn status and expanding into manufacturing and private label materials, while platforms in the United States have focused on integrating financial services into procurement workflows.
The strategic backing is expected to support BRKZ’s continued expansion across supplier networks, financing products and technology development, including investment into AI driven procurement tools and cross border sourcing capabilities, as the company positions itself within Saudi Arabia’s evolving construction technology ecosystem.
