Ghanem, a digital real estate platform that lets people buy small shares of property, has announced that it raised $7.1 million in funding.
The investment came from Al-Romaih Group, one of Saudi Arabia’s well-known investment companies with strong experience in both real estate and finance.
This investment is an important step for Ghanem as it works toward its goal of giving both individuals and institutions easier access to modern real estate investment options. The platform aims to offer more transparency, flexibility, and lower minimum investment amounts so that more people can participate.
Ghanem operates under the Regulatory Sandbox of the Real Estate General Authority (REGA), which helps build trust among investors. This oversight also shows the company’s strong commitment to proper governance and meeting regulatory standards.
Saleh Al-Ghamdi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ghanem, said:“We are proud of our partnership with Al-Romaih Group, which shares our vision of developing the real estate investment sector and enabling more individuals to benefit from fractional ownership opportunities. This investment will help us expand our product offerings, advance our technology, and strengthen our market presence, contributing to the realization of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and broadening the base of real estate investment in the Kingdom.”
This partnership will help Ghanem grow faster and create new products, allowing the company to improve and innovate more quickly.
It will also help increase the variety and quality of real estate investment options available in Saudi Arabia, giving investors more choices.
Founded in 2025 by Saleh Al-Ghamdi and Amr Essam, Ghanem operates within the Regulatory Sandbox of the Real Estate General Authority. The platform aims to provide transparent, flexible, and low-entry real estate investment options for both individual and institutional investors.
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