- Saudi-based Viero raised USD 1.2M in a seed round led by Watheeq Capital, with backing from angels and networks.
- Founded in 2024, Viero helps fleet and logistics operators replace fragmented tools with a unified platform for deliveries, payments, and costs.
- The funding will support product development and regional expansion as Viero builds a fintech operating layer for logistics across MENA.
Viero
Saudi-based Viero secured USD 1.2 million in a seed funding round. The round was led by Watheeq Capital and Share Investment Co. It also saw participation from Numu Angel Network and Black Iris Angel Network, alongside a group of angel investors.
Founded in 2024 by Khaled Dakkak, Ahmed Alotaibi, and Marat Khamash, Viero is a fleet and logistics platform. It serves fleet operators and logistics companies struggling with fragmented systems for delivery management, order collection, and operational cost tracking. It aims to tackle this by bringing delivery operations and vehicle-related payments together into a single, real-time platform that simplifies and streamlines workflows.
Logistics
Ultimately, it aims to build the fintech operating layer for logistics in MENA. It unifies fuel spend governance and delivery operations so every liter, order, and route is controlled and optimized.
Looking ahead, with the new funding, it aims to accelerate product development and support regional expansion. It also aims to enhance operational and financial control for fleet operators.
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