Powering Vision 2030: Pemo’s Fintech Surge
In just under two months since officially launching operations in Saudi Arabia, Pemo—the spend management platform that offers a full suite of financial tools—has crossed a notable milestone: 200 businesses have now come onboard to use its platform.
The growth comes as more SMEs across the Kingdom look for faster, smarter ways to manage their company expenses, process invoices, and use corporate cards with greater control and visibility. Pemo’s platform offers all of this in one place, and that seems to have struck a chord with finance teams eager to simplify their day-to-day.
Saudi Arabia is the latest chapter in Pemo’s regional journey, which began in the UAE and is now steadily expanding. Since entering the Kingdom earlier this year, the company has seen strong momentum, reflecting the increasing demand for digital-first financial tools that align with the broader goals of Vision 2030.
“This milestone is more than just a number—it’s a signal of the appetite for smarter, faster financial solutions in Saudi Arabia,” said Ayham Gorani, Co-Founder of Pemo. “We’re incredibly proud to see businesses here embrace our solutions, and we’re committed to deepening our investment in the Kingdom to support their growth.”
Pemo’s recent traction is backed by several successful funding rounds that have helped fuel its expansion efforts across the region. The platform is built with finance teams in mind—offering AI-powered tools that give real-time insights and control over spending, helping businesses run more efficiently.
Alongside its expansion, Pemo has also been picking up recognition. It was recently named one of the UAE’s Top Future 100 Companies, recognised for its innovation and impact on the economy. The company also secured a place on the Forbes Middle East FinTech 50 list for 2025, putting it among some of the most promising fintech startups in the region.
As more businesses in Saudi Arabia look to digitise and modernise their financial operations, Pemo appears well-positioned to support that shift. Its tools are designed to ease the daily burden on finance teams, freeing up time and resources that can be better spent elsewhere—something that’s particularly valuable for fast-moving SMEs.
For now, Pemo’s focus remains on deepening its roots in Saudi Arabia, building on early traction and bringing its solutions to more businesses that are ready to take a smarter approach to expense management.
