Jadwa Investment has committed $45 million to PetroApp | بتروآب, a Saudi digital fuel payment and fleet management platform, as part of a $50 million round that also included Abu Dhabi-based Bunat Ventures.
Founded in 2018 by Abdulaziz Alsenan, PetroApp offers digital fuel payment and fleet management solutions that eliminate cash transactions, reduce fraud, and improve cost control for corporate and government fleets. Beyond fuel payments, the platform provides services such as car washes, oil changes, and tire and battery replacements. It now manages more than 500,000 vehicles for over 10,000 corporate clients, operating across 5,000 fuel stations in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Thailand, and Nigeria.
PetroApp previously raised an undisclosed Seed round in 2019 from Riyadh-based RZM Investment, a family-owned Saudi firm founded in 2008 that backs early-stage ventures across healthcare, education and information-technology sectors.
PetroApp recently received accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO) as a qualified provider for government sector services, and plans to expand into retail offerings within Saudi Arabia. The company is targeting a public listing on the Saudi Exchange’s Main Market by 2028.