MMC Closes $1.33 Million Seed Funding Round to Lead Regional Media Investment

Mersal Media Capital (MMC) has announced the successful closing of a seed funding round worth SAR 5 million (approximately $1.33 million), led by a private investment fund, to support the company’s expansion plans and launch its operations as a media investment firm across the Middle East.
Mersal Media Capital (MMC) has announced the successful closing of a seed funding round worth SAR 5 million (approximately $1.33 million), led by a private investment fund, to support the company’s expansion plans and launch its operations as a media investment firm across the Middle East.
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  • Mersal Media Capital Announces the Closing of a $1.33 Million Funding Round to Launch Its Regional Media Investment Operations
  • The round was led by a private investment fund to support the company’s expansion plans

Mersal Media Capital (MMC) has announced the successful closing of a seed funding round worth SAR 5 million (approximately $1.33 million), led by a private investment fund, to support the company’s expansion plans and launch its operations as a media investment firm across the Middle East.

The newly secured funding will enable MMC to scale its investment activities and strengthen its presence in the regional media landscape, with a focus on building and developing high-growth digital media assets through proprietary operating models.

The company revealed its expansion strategy during its participation in the Saudi Media Forum 2026, which was held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, earlier this week.

About Mersal Media Capital

Mersal Media Capital was founded by Anas Al-Humaid and Abdulwahid Al-Humaid. The company focuses on creating and developing investment opportunities in the digital media sector, targeting scalable and high-growth assets while leveraging tailored operational models to drive long-term value creation.

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