Dubai - Sharikat Mubasher: The UAE-based proptech platform, Holo, raised a $22 million Series A round led by Impact46, with participation from Mubadala Investment Company, Rua Growth Fund, anb seed, and MoreThan Capital, along with returning investors Salica Oryx Fund and Dubai Future District Fund.

The round, which is considered the largest of its type in the GCC in 2025, will accelerate Holo’s internal growth and solidify its product and teams with an elevated ability to invest in top regional talent, the platform announced in a statement today.

With operations in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Holo focuses on establishing an inclusive, future-ready teams that showcase the diversity of the markets it serves.

The round solidifies Holo’s position as one of the most influential fintech ventures in the Middle East and reinforces its leading role in the fintech and proptech ecosystem.

Michael Hunter and Arran Summerhill, Co-Founders of Holo, affirmed that the funding will help the platform grow and scale trust, simplicity, and access to homeownership. “Our profitability in the UAE has given us the strength and confidence to invest ambitiously in high-growth markets like Saudi Arabia. The momentum around homeownership and digital transformation is only accelerating as the Kingdom inches closer to achieving Vision 2030,” they added.

Meanwhile, Basmah AlSinaidi, Managing Partner at Impact46, commented: “Holo is bringing much-needed clarity to a process that’s long been opaque. By streamlining access to lenders and giving users full control of their home financing journey, they’re reshaping how people buy homes across the region. Their expansion into Saudi Arabia reflects a bigger shift in consumer expectations, and the rising demand for seamless, tech-driven ownership experiences.”

Holo is well-positioned to lead the transformation of property ownership in the MENA region, making homeownership simpler, smarter, and more accessible for everyone.