Workey secures strategic investment from Falak Investment Hub

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Nov 10, 2025

Workey secured a strategic investment from Falak Investment Hub to strengthen its position in Saudi Arabia’s business solutions ecosystem

In a recent statement, Workey revealed that the new investment will empower it to officially launch its first version and develop the next generation of the platform, featuring AI-powered services and tailored solutions for investors.

Workey will also use the investment to strengthen its position in Saudi Arabia’s business solutions ecosystem and open new horizons for innovation and expansion.

Commenting on this milestone, Mohamad Al Mohamad, Founder and CEO of Workey, said: “We are proud of this partnership with Falak at a pivotal stage of our journey, a step that enables new horizons for growth and expansion in the proptech industry.”

Workey offers bookings for offices, meeting rooms, event halls, and full headquarters across over 120 locations in Saudi Arabia, with flexible options starting from one hour up to a full year.

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Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: Workey, a leading Saudi property technology (PropTech) platform, successfully secured a strategic investment from Falak Investment Hub to accelerate its growth in the Saudi market.In a recent statement, Workey revealed that the new investment will empower it to officially launch its first version and develop the next generation of the platform, featuring AI-powered services and tailored solutions for investors.Workey will also use the investment to strengthen its position in Saudi Arabia’s business solutions ecosystem and open new horizons for innovation and expansion.Commenting on this milestone, Mohamad Al Mohamad, Founder and CEO of Workey, said: “We are proud of this partnership with Falak at a pivotal stage of our journey, a step that enables new horizons for growth and expansion in the proptech industry.”Workey offers bookings for offices, meeting rooms, event halls, and full headquarters across over 120 locations in Saudi Arabia, with flexible options starting from one hour up to a full year.

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