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Sirdab raises $10M series a

Announced 3 September 2026

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◆ Amount

$10M

◆ Announced

3 Sept 2026

◆ Company

◆ Source

◆ The Round

Sirdab raised $10M in series a funding, announced on 3 September 2026, led by Elm, BECO Capital, with participation from Y Combinator, COTU Ventures, D Global Ventures, angel investors. The round is tracked live by Fusion42 as part of the Raise fund database and the Scout startup database.

◆ About Sirdab

Sirdab is a Saudi Arabia-based B2B logistics startup that provides on-demand warehousing and transportation through a single digital platform. It serves businesses that need to acquire storage capacity quickly and manage inventory, orders, and distribution across multiple locations. Sirdab is based in Saudi Arabia and currently at series a stage, operating in Logistics Tech, Supply Chain.

◆ Investors

LeadElm, BECO Capital

ParticipationY Combinator, COTU Ventures, D Global Ventures, angel investors

◆ Market context

This funding event is a citable node in Fusion42's market graph: it links Sirdab's Scout profile to the funds behind the round and to related Wire analysis, and is refreshed from public announcements as the round is confirmed or extended. It is the same live market data Arthur reasons over when benchmarking a founder's own raise against what is closing in the market right now.

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◆ FAQ

How much did Sirdab raise?

Sirdab raised $10M in its series-a round, announced 2026-09-03.

Who invested in Sirdab's series-a round?

The round was led by Elm and BECO Capital, with participation from Y Combinator, COTU Ventures, D Global Ventures and angel investors.

What does Sirdab do?

Sirdab is a Saudi Arabia-based B2B logistics startup that provides on-demand warehousing and transportation through a single digital platform. It serves businesses that need to acquire storage capacity quickly and manage inventory, orders, and distribution across multiple locations.

Verified 3 September 2026 · Sources: public filings