Mannai Information Technology Saudi Arabia has opened its new Riyadh headquarters to support the digital economy in the Kingdom.
The company plans to grow its local team over the coming year to support its expanding client base. Specifically, hiring will focus on recruiting specialists in cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure. Meanwhile, the office aims to nurture local digital talent as Saudi Arabia builds its position as a major technology hub.
Expansion of Riyadh headquarters
The newly established Riyadh headquarters allows the company to deliver services across multiple key sectors. These sectors include government, smart cities, banking, financial services, energy, utilities, healthcare, education, transportation, and logistics. Furthermore, the company’s capabilities span connected cities, sports technology, artificial intelligence, and cloud transformation.
“Saudi Arabia is one of the region’s largest and fastest-growing digital economies and the establishment of the regional headquarters in Riyadh represents a defining step in MIT KSA’s local growth strategy. It reflects our long-term commitment to supporting the Kingdom’s ambitious digital transformation agenda and Vision 2030 objectives.”
Alekh Grewal, Group Chief Executive Officer of Mannai Corporation QPSC
Focus on Cybersecurity and Cloud Infrastructure
The company delivers its services through a global partner network to address complex enterprise environments. In addition, the expansion relies on established delivery capabilities and technology partnerships across the Middle East. Consequently, the firm aims to provide secure and scalable solutions to both public and private sector organizations.
Strategic Alignment with Vision 2030
This expansion aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 to accelerate digital transformation across the country. Khalid Mannai, Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee at Mannai Corporation QPSC, stated that the expansion is anchored in decades of trust and execution capability. As a result, the company continues to position itself as a key enabler of digital transformation for enterprise and government clients.
Decades of Regional Technology Experience
MIT KSA draws on the 75-year regional legacy of its parent company, Mannai Corporation QPSC. This connection provides the Saudi entity with access to deep enterprise experience and established technology partnerships. Ultimately, the company remains committed to developing local capabilities and contributing to the regional technology sector.
