• Tarmeez Capital and Monsha’at launch USD 1.06B financing portfolio at Biban 2025, targeting Saudi SMEs’ growth and development.
• The portfolio uses Sharia-compliant sukuk instruments to enhance financing efficiency, empower entrepreneurs, and align with Saudi Vision 2030 objectives.
• Founded in 2022, Tarmeez Capital provides innovative fintech solutions, supporting businesses of all sizes and offering high-return investor opportunities.

Tarmeez Capital 

Tarmeez Capital and the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority,Monsha’at, launched USD 1.06 billion (SAR 4B) financing portfolio. This was announced on the sidelines of Biban 2025 in Riyadh.

“The launch of this portfolio in partnership with Monsha’at reflects our vision to develop sustainable financing instruments that contribute to supporting economic growth and empowering entrepreneurs and enterprises,” Mr. Mansour Al-Saadoun Board and Executive Advisor at Tarmeez Capital.

This agreement aims to expand financing opportunities for SMEs through innovative solutions based on Islamic sukuk instruments. It also seeks to enhance financing efficiency, and promote sustainable economic growth. Additionally, it aims to enable entrepreneurs to access financing solutions that meet their needs and align with Saudi Vision 2030.

SMEs

The launch of this financing portfolio with Monsha’at comes as part of a series of partnerships aiming to empower SMEs. It also aims to expand SME access to financing opportunities and foster sustainable growth. Furthermore, it seeks to foster a thriving economy that supports the entrepreneurship sector and enhances its contribution to national development.

Founded in 2022 by Nasser Alsaadoun, Tarmeez Capital is a fintech company offering Sharia-compliant Sukuk financing solutions. It provides financing solutions for businesses of all sizes. Additionally, it aims to provide investors with high-quality, high-return opportunities.Bottom line: The Tarmeez-Monsha’at partnership signals growing support for Saudi SMEs, expanding access to innovative financing solutions across the Kingdom. This move highlights the increasing role of fintech and Sharia-compliant instruments in fostering sustainable economic growth and entrepreneurship development.