Riyadh –  Exclusive Sharikat Mubasher: Maadi Al-Hajri, Chairman of the Board of Mani Companies, said that the company has around 37 years of experience in the Saudi market and specializes in collecting distressed debts by acting as an intermediary between lenders and their customers to recover outstanding amounts.

Speaking to Sharikat Mubasher on the sidelines of Money20/20 Middle East taking place in Riyadh, Al-Hajri said Mani operates in accordance with relevant laws and regulations governing its activities, particularly those issued by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA).

He added that the company serves a large number of clients in Saudi Arabia, including all banks operating in the Kingdom, as well as telecommunications companies, the government sector, and government entities.

Al-Hajri noted that Mani’s core business is debt collection, alongside a range of other services it provides in the Saudi market.

Founded in 1989, Mani provides services including debt collection, contracting, operations and maintenance, security services, and legal consultancy.

Money20/20 Middle East, the region's leading fintech event, runs from 14 to 16 September in Riyadh, bringing together over 600 investors, more than 350 brands, over 350 speakers, and more than 150 startups.

Throughout three days, the event will connect global financial leaders with the companies, institutions, and policymakers shaping the next phase of financial services in Saudi Arabia and across the region.