Muscat Daily

Rihal 3rd fastest-growing ME tech firm

- Our Correspond­ent Muscat

Deloitte Middle East has released the third edition of the Middle East Technology Fast 50 list, ranking Oman’s Rihal as the third fastest-growing tech startup in the region, thereby consolidat­ing its status as a leading technology company.

Deloitte reported that all companies on the list across various technology sectors in the Middle East and Cyprus - including software developmen­t, fintech, media, entertainm­ent, artificial intelligen­ce and other key areas - experience­d rapid growth over the last four years.

Cyprus-based fintech company Capital.com claimed the top spot for the third consecutiv­e year with an astounding 4,411% growth, followed closely by Salla, an e-commerce company based in Saudi Arabia with a growth of 3,550%.

Rihal outperform­ed its peers on the list with a remarkable 2,441% growth, reflecting strong customer trust and the high quality of its innovative projects. Specialisi­ng in digital transforma­tion services and efficient database management, Rihal supports government entities in their digital transforma­tion by digitising services, automating internal processes, and enhancing efficiency, developmen­t and quality.

Rihal has served various government and private entities for over five years, offering these a broad range of services. These include process automation as an initial step towards digital transforma­tion, AI solutions for complex problems, data management for accurate and readily available data, software engineerin­g to convert customer needs into seamless technical software solutions, and It-enabled resource management to equip companies with technical resources.

Rihal has also launched tech products like Jadawal, Eysal, Hassad and Iqraa to help companies and organisati­ons streamline their operations using data and AI for increased efficiency. These achievemen­ts affirm Rihal’s excellence in technology, showcasing Omani expertise and its prominent regional standing. This success contribute­s positively to the growth of Oman’s tech sector and boosts the nation’s economy, knowledge and innovation.

Scott Whalan, Deloitte Private

Leader, said, “The start-up community proves to be resilient time after time. It is inspiring to witness the remarkable accomplish­ments of this year’s applicants, a true testament to a bright future filled with growth. We are proud to support and be part of an innovative ecosystem.”

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