Workey Secures Investment from Falak, Eyes AI-Powered Expansion in Saudi Arabia

Editorial Team

Last updated 10-11-2025

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Workey secured strategic investment from Falak to expand within Saudi Arabia’s digital economy.

They plan to enhance AI-driven services and tools for investors as demand surges.

Workey offers digital booking for over 200 locations, supporting startups and foreign investors.

The partnership aims to strengthen Workey’s position in the business solutions market.

Workey’s success hinges on aligning with client needs while expanding tech operations.

Workey, a Saudi platform known for its smart business and workspace solutions, has just clinched a strategic investment round with Falak Investment. The deal is said to be part of Workey’s wider expansion plan within the Saudi market, aimed at ramping up its technological capabilities and further supporting local companies in the country’s growing digital economy.

From what I gather, the company isn’t just resting on its laurels. It’s preparing to roll out its first official version soon, with a keener focus on services powered by artificial intelligence — plus a suite of tailored tools designed specifically for investors. That’s quite spot on, given how the demand for AI-driven solutions is booming almost everywhere these days.

At present, Workey enables digital booking across more than 200 locations throughout Saudi Arabia. Its offerings go well beyond simple desk rentals; users can reserve private and shared offices, corporate headquarters, meeting rooms, and event halls. On top of that, the platform connects clients with a network of trusted business service providers and extends special support for startups and foreign investors keen on entering the Saudi market.

As Mohammed Al-Mohammed, Workey’s founder and CEO, explained, the partnership with Falak marks a pivotal step toward strengthening their footprint in the business solutions space. I reckon this collaboration could give Workey the push it needs to stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the heavier hitters in the region. That said, scaling tech operations across a large market like Saudi Arabia can be a bit of a faff, especially when customer expectations are sky-high.

From Arageek’s own work with MENA startups, I’ve seen how access to flexible workspaces can make or break a young company’s early journey. It’s not just about having a desk and Wi-Fi — it’s the ecosystem, the vibe, that gives people the courage to build something bold. And believe it or not, platforms like Workey are fast becoming the connective tissue for this new generation of entrepreneurs.

One small thought though: while the tech looks promising, its long-term success will probably depend on how well the company keeps pace with what businesses actually need on the ground. After all, without that human touch, even the smartest AI can miss the mark. Still, it’s an exciting move — and I’m definately curious to see how Workey evolves from here.

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