Sirdab’s $10M Series A: GCC Logistics Rails After YC
Elm and BECO Capital co-led Sirdab’s $10M Series A — a YC W23 Saudi logistics layer claiming 20x revenue since batch, profitability, and 850+ businesses on a shared warehouse network.
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