ZainTECH obtains commercial license in Saudi Arabia

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Apr 17, 2025

ZainTECH obtained a commercial license to set up regional offices and expand in Saudi Arabia

Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: ZainTech, the integrated digital solutions provider of Zain Group, obtained a commercial license in Saudi Arabia to set up regional offices in the Kingdom.

This significant milestone cements ZainTech’s long-term commitment to the Kingdom, allowing it to scale its advanced technology solutions across key sectors such as digital IoT, cybersecurity, drones, AI, and cloud services, the company revealed in a recent press release.

This transition from an investment license to a full national entity status underscored the company’s deep commitment to Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation ambitions, aligning with Vision 2030.

Commenting on this achievement, Andrew Hanna, CEO of ZainTECH, said: “Saudi Arabia is a vital market for us, and securing national entity status marks a defining moment in our growth journey. This step facilitates the opening of our regional offices and will allow us to operate with greater agility, contribute to the Kingdom’s digital economy, and reinforce our mission to deliver world-class technology solutions that empower businesses and government bodies to better serve the dynamic and digitally savvy local community.”

As part of ZainTech’s expansion to the Saudi market, the company is actively exploring strategic partnerships with both public and private sector organizations to accelerate the adoption of next-generation solutions that enhance efficiency, security, innovation, and business resilience.

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