Vision 2030 aligned
Diversification, localisation and innovation drive every venture we build.
RedRox partners with global companies to establish and grow Saudi ventures, backed by local entities, market knowledge and a working network across the Kingdom.
Who we are
Founded in 2025, RedRox is a Riyadh-based multi-sector group that turns international capability into locally established Saudi businesses.
How We Work
International capabilities and partners matched to real Saudi demand.
A locally established Saudi entity created jointly with the partner.
RedRox retains a strategic equity position, so incentives stay aligned.
Local governance, contracts and delivery teams take the work live.
What We Stand For
Diversification, localisation and innovation drive every venture we build.
We put international partners on the ground in the Kingdom, with local governance behind them.
We hold equity and stay through delivery, not only through the introduction.
Leadership
A leadership team with vast experience in aviation, defence, automotive, financial and retail sectors.
The team has delivered projects under public-private partnership models and managed a broad portfolio of cross-border relationships with international partners and government stakeholders.
Sectors and Capabilities
Each sector is built with international partners and delivered through Saudi entities, with the depth to take work from strategy to operation.
Cross-border Partnerships
RedRox operates through joint ventures with international partners and through its own subsidiaries. Each gives a global capability a Saudi entity to deliver locally.
Digital-government and smart-infrastructure capability, through GS Group’s Saudi operating arm.
Market Knowledge
Vision 2030 is opening demand across technology, aviation and defence, workforce and education. Winning it takes local structure, trust and judgement.
Vision 2030: US$1.3 trillion of projects launched.
Real estate and infrastructure projects across new cities and public services all need AI, software and automation.
Saudi Arabia has designated 2026 as its year of AI, and aims to rank among the world’s top 15 AI nations by 2030, led by SDAIA.
Public services are being digitised across ministries and authorities.
Localisation in aviation, defence and industry, Saudi talent development and in-Kingdom data hosting are buyer priorities.
A Riyadh-based group whose ventures are established in the Kingdom with international partners.
Experience of enterprise and government engagement, from first workshop through to delivery.
Saudi-dialect voice AI with multilingual coverage and KSA data-residency options.
Training that develops Saudi talent, with access to international specialists where needed.
* Sources: Knight Frank via Bloomberg, 10 Sep 2024 (US$1.3T); Argaam, 10 Mar 2026 (Year of AI); SDAIA, National Strategy for Data & AI
Network and Experience
Trusted by leading Saudi enterprises, institutions and delivery partners, in the Kingdom and abroad.
Delivering a conversational AI assistant for Aramco’s community services, integrating digital and voice channels with existing service operations.
Trusted Across Sectors
Supply chain and operations transformation.
Recruitment, training and placement of Saudi talent.
Joint consulting and business-solutions delivery.