Anjum Networks Eyes Saudi Arabia for Next Phase of Growth
Multinational firm operating in five countries is preparing to add the Kingdom to its network
Anjum Networks, a registered multinational business entity headquartered in Pakistan, is preparing to expand its operations into Saudi Arabia, according to the company.
Founded by Muhammad Aneq Anjum, the company currently operates across five countries: Pakistan, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Saudi Arabia would become the sixth market in its network.
Anjum Networks runs multiple digital and physical business ventures in each country where it operates. Its work spans digital solutions, technology, innovation, business development and retail operations. Regional teams report directly to the Office of the CEO, a structure the company says lets it run operations across borders while keeping decisions centralised.
The planned move comes as Saudi Arabia becomes one of the region's most closely watched markets. Under its Vision 2030 programme, the Kingdom has been investing heavily in digital transformation and economic diversification, and demand for technology and business services is rising across both government and private sectors.
According to the company, the Saudi expansion is currently in the planning stage. Further details, including timelines and the scope of operations, are expected to be shared as plans are finalised.
With an existing presence in the UAE, the move would deepen Anjum Networks' footprint in the Gulf, a region where Pakistani-founded businesses have increasingly been building operations, drawn by close cultural ties and a large Pakistani diaspora.