• TruKKer secures USD 15M in private credit from Ruya Partners to support regional growth and tech enhancement.
• The freight-tech platform will use the funds to expand operations and digitize logistics across MENA and Central Asia.
• Abu Dhabi-based Ruya Partners continues backing high-impact firms aligned with Gulf transformation goals through its flagship credit fund.

`TruKKer

What happened? TruKKer, digital freight and logistics platform, secures a private credit investment valued at USD 15 million from Ruya Partners.

 “Our investment reflects Ruya’s commitment to backing high-quality businesses with long-term relevance, particularly those like TruKKer that align with national transformation priorities of Saudi Arabia and the UAE,” said Rashid Siddiqi, Partner and Co-CIO at Ruya Partners.

What is next? With the newly acquired financing, the freight platform aims to deepen its regional expansion. Additionally, it aims to enhance technology capabilities and solidify its position as a leading freight-tech platform.

“As we expand our footprint and product offering, this investment enhances our capital structure and supports our broader mission to digitize and optimize freight and supply chain operations across multiple logistics verticals,” said Gaurav Biswas, Founder and CEO of TruKKer.

Freight

Who are they? Founded in 2016, TruKKer Holding Limited is a digital freight and logistics platform across MENA and Central Asia. It operates a real-time, technology-enabled freight marketplace that connects over 60,000 transporters with more than 1,200 enterprise clients. Furthermore, its platform streamlines and digitizes road freight operations, offering intelligent dispatching, scheduling, and capacity optimization at scale.

Meanwhile, Ruyaa Partners is a private credit investment firm in the GCC. It is based in Abu Dhabi Global Market providing financing solutions to private sector companies across developing markets. 

Bottom Line: TruKKer’s USD 15 million funding from Ruya Partners reflects ongoing investor interest in digital logistics as regional supply chains evolve. The deal also highlights the growing role of private credit in supporting tech-driven infrastructure across MENA and Central Asia.