Uni-Ventures, the technology-investment firm with a strong presence across the US, Europe and Saudi Arabia, today announced a landmark exit from the e-commerce platform Salla, delivering an outstanding return of 225 times the invested capital through one of its subsidiaries.
Meshaal Bin Omairh, Chairman of Uni-Ventures and one of the region’s top investment leaders (selected by Forbes among the best Middle East managers for 2024), commented:
“We are proud to have been part of Salla’s exceptional success story. This exit marks a pivotal milestone in our investment journey and reflects our strategy that combines deep experience from the U.S. market with our commitment to building a sustainable investment ecosystem in the region.”
Eng. Nayef Bin-Jibreen, Founding Partner at Uni-Ventures, added:
“This is our third exit during 2025, reinforcing Uni-Ventures’ standing in the venture-tech arena, and confirming the maturation of the investment ecosystem in the Kingdom. We are confident that the next phase will bring even greater opportunities driven by the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030.”
With its extended expertise between Silicon Valley and the Saudi market, Uni-Ventures remains steadfast in its commitment to investing in promising tech companies and building an investment ecosystem that supports sustainable growth and innovation in the region.
Uni-Ventures’ exit portfolio includes major names such as Airbnb, Instacart, Palantir, Delivery Hero, Roblox, Opendoor, Rubrik, and SoFi. Its current portfolio features startups like SpaceX, Malwarebytes, Degreed, Varo, Pipe, Kraken, and Mrsool.
