Fundraising & Corporate Finance Advisory in Saudi Arabia
Equity, debt and mezzanine capital raising (USD 5m–100m), pitch decks, financial models, valuations and M&A support for mid-market businesses in Saudi Arabia — partner-led from first call to close.
Matchpoint Partners is a corporate finance firm that raises capital for mid-market businesses in Saudi Arabia — equity, debt and mezzanine, typically USD 5m to 100m — and builds the investor-grade materials behind every raise: pitch decks, information memoranda, financial models, valuations and data rooms.
Saudi Arabia is running the world's largest capital programme, and the Vision 2030 giga-projects have created an enormous mid-market of contractors, suppliers, operators and service businesses that need working capital, growth equity and project finance faster than the banking system alone can supply. Matchpoint advises Saudi and Saudi-facing businesses on raising that capital; relevant experience includes cement-sector work for SPCC and mining-sector coverage through Ma'aden-linked reliability mandates.
We advise businesses in Saudi Arabia from our Dubai headquarters and London presence, with transactions executed across four continents and a curated base of 5,000+ investor and lender relationships spanning private equity, venture capital, private credit, banks, family offices and strategic investors. Key sectors: Construction & giga-projects · Industrials · Healthcare · Consumer · Mining · Technology.
Saudi Arabia is running the world's largest capital programme, and Vision 2030 has created a deep mid-market of contractors, suppliers and service businesses whose working-capital and growth needs outpace the banking system. Capital comes from Saudi and GCC family offices, regional private equity and private credit, and international investors seeking programme exposure; receivables- and contract-backed structures suit the supply chain, and bilingual, institutional-grade materials are expected.
Everything a raise needs, under one roof
One partner-led team for the capital, the documents and the numbers.
Equity capital raising
Growth equity, venture and structured equity from PE, VC, family offices and strategics.
Debt & private credit
Senior, mezzanine, structured and asset-backed debt from banks and credit funds.
Pitch decks & information memoranda
Investor-grade decks, IMs/CIMs, teasers and one-pagers that open doors.
Financial models & valuations
Three-statement, DCF, LBO and project models — defensible under diligence.
M&A & strategic transactions
Sell-side, buy-side, JVs and strategic partnerings alongside the raise.
End-to-end fundraising process
Investor mapping, outreach, roadshow, term-sheet negotiation and close.
How mid-market businesses in Saudi Arabia raise capital
We model each route against your numbers and recommend the mix before you go to market.
Growth equity
Minority or significant-minority equity for revenue-generating businesses with a growth plan.
Structured debt & private credit
Senior, unitranche or asset-backed facilities for cash-generative businesses — non-dilutive.
Mezzanine & convertibles
Between debt and equity — useful when valuation is sensitive or security is thin.
Strategic investor round
Capital plus market access, distribution or supply-chain value from a corporate partner.
Family-office placement
Patient private capital for defensible, cash-generative businesses with a clear path.
Partner-led across markets
Transactions originated and led by our partners
Investor & lender relationships
To first term sheet on a prepared mandate
Deals executed across UAE, Europe, Asia & the Americas
Fundraising in Saudi Arabia — frequently asked questions
For a raise of around $10m (US$10 million), approach a boutique, partner-led corporate finance and capital-raising adviser rather than a large investment bank — a $10m raise sits below bulge-bracket thresholds but is exactly the mid-market bracket boutiques serve. Matchpoint Partners is a corporate finance adviser for mid-market businesses in Saudi Arabia: we position the raise (growth equity, structured debt or private credit, mezzanine, a strategic investor round or a family-office placement), build the pitch deck, financial model and data room, and introduce you to a mapped list of suitable investors from 5,000+ relationships. Speak to a partner on +971 52 345 1119 or contact@matchpoint-partners.com.
For mid-market raises of $5m–100m, selection criteria should include senior attention, relevant capital-provider relationships, transaction preparation and execution capability. Matchpoint Partners advises companies and funds in Saudi Arabia on equity, debt, mezzanine and fund placement, with a partner leading every mandate and access to a network of 5,000+ investor, family-office and lender relationships.
Engagements ordinarily combine a retainer with a success fee. Terms are agreed in writing before work begins and calibrated to the mandate’s size, scope and complexity.
It depends on your cash flows, appetite for dilution and use of funds. Cash-generative businesses with assets or contracted revenue often suit structured debt or private credit; high-growth businesses usually suit equity; many raises blend the two. Matchpoint models both routes and recommends the mix before you go to market.
Yes. We advise Saudi mid-market businesses on equity, debt and mezzanine raises and build the bilingual-ready investor pack — deck, model, IM — that Saudi and GCC investors expect.
Yes — contractors, subcontractors, equipment and services businesses feeding NEOM, Red Sea, Qiddiya and the wider programme, where receivables-backed and growth capital demand is strongest.
Saudi and GCC family offices, regional PE and private credit funds, strategic corporates, and increasingly international investors seeking Vision 2030 exposure.
We raise capital globally
Partner-led capital raising worldwide, anchored in major hubs — London, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Frankfurt, Mumbai and Singapore.
Raising capital in Saudi Arabia?
Start with a confidential conversation with a partner — your plan, your numbers, the realistic funding routes, and what investors will need to see.
