Letsia UAE
Letsia is one of the leading holding companies in the UAE with businesses across a broad spectrum including but not limited to information techology, financial, startups consultation, marketing, and many more.
With a workforce of over 4,000 employees across the Middle East, Letsia relentlessly strives to continue strengthening and diversifying its portfolio,further drive to promote economic growth.
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// our Companies \\
Letsia Pay is a Payment Service Provider enabling startups and enterprises to accept cards, PayPal and local rails, issue smart invoices, and settle funds fast — with clear KYC/AML workflows.
Rowad IT was a technology solutions company specializing in custom software development, enterprise systems, and digital transformation services for businesses across the MENA region. Since its establishment, the company delivered end-to-end IT solutions that supported SMEs, corporates, and government-adjacent entities in building reliable, scalable digital platforms. Rowad IT was officially acquired by Letsia Holding in 2024 and later rebranded as Letsia AI, becoming the group’s dedicated artificial intelligence division.
PAYEG was a digital payment solutions company focused on enabling SMEs and online businesses to accept and manage payments across the MENA region. The company specialized in fast onboarding, payment links, simplified merchant tools, and light payment infrastructure designed for small and medium merchants. In 2021, PAYEG was officially acquired by Letsia Holding, forming the foundation that later evolved into Letsia Pay.
Letsia Youth is the startup incubator and early-stage innovation arm of Letsia Holding. The company focuses on empowering young founders across the MENA region by providing mentorship, training programs, ideation support, and access to the tools they need to turn ideas into real, scalable startups. Letsia Youth builds a supportive environment where creativity, technology, and business skills meet to produce the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Finance Index is a digital media platform focused on delivering clear, timely, and high-quality economic content across the MENA region. The platform covers startups, fintech, capital markets, global economy, and investment trends, offering simplified insights for entrepreneurs, investors, and decision-makers. Finance Index aims to bridge the information gap by presenting financial news in a modern, accessible form that supports strategic understanding and business growth.
OD Fund is a pioneering digital platform that connects entrepreneurs with investors across the MENA region. The platform enables founders to showcase their startups, funding needs, traction, and pitch decks, while investors can browse opportunities, request introductions, and invest securely. OD Fund simplifies early-stage fundraising by creating a transparent, trustworthy, and structured environment for both entrepreneurs and investors. It is the first platform in the region designed specifically to bridge the gap between ideas, innovation, and capital.
Letsia AI is the artificial intelligence and innovation arm of Letsia Holding. The company specializes in developing AI-powered solutions that help businesses automate operations, enhance customer experience, and make smarter data-driven decisions. Originally established as Rowad IT, the company was fully acquired by Letsia Holding in 2024 and rebranded as Letsia AI, marking a strategic shift towards advanced automation, machine learning, and digital intelligence across the group.
Letsia Kids is the children’s learning and innovation arm of Letsia Holding. The company focuses on teaching children programming, robotics, AI concepts, problem-solving, and modern digital skills through an interactive and practical learning model. Letsia Kids aims to build a new generation of young creators who understand technology, think analytically, and develop early entrepreneurial mindsets. The programs combine learning, creativity, and hands-on projects tailored for children aged 6 to 16.
Letsia Academy is the vocational training and professional development arm of Letsia Holding. The academy provides one– and two–year diploma programs alongside specialized short courses designed to prepare students for real jobs in technology, business, healthcare, media, and other fast-growing fields. With a strong focus on practical learning, modern curriculum design, and industry alignment, Letsia Academy equips learners with the skills needed to join the workforce or advance their careers.
WAYED is a modern buy-and-sell marketplace app that allows users to list items, discover deals, and trade products easily and securely. The platform enables individuals and small sellers to post new or used items, negotiate directly, and complete sales through a fast, simple, and intuitive experience. WAYED focuses on community-driven commerce, helping people turn unused items into cash while giving buyers access to affordable deals across multiple categories.
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Letsia Holding strengthened its international presence through its participation in We Make Future (WMF) 2026, one of the world’s largest events dedicated to technology, artificial intelligence, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The event took place in Bologna, Italy, at the BolognaFiere Exhibition Center, from June 24 to June 26, 2026, bringing together thousands of startups, investors, and industry experts from around the world. The group was represented by Mohamed Rabie Moawad – Chairman of Letsia Holding, where Letsia held a series of strategic meetings and high-level discussions with investors, companies, and organizations focused on digital infrastructure and future technologies, aimed at exploring partnership opportunities and presenting the group’s expansion strategy. As part of its participation, Letsia also joined the official exhibition area of WMF, where the group showcased a number of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions and products, highlighting its ongoing efforts in digital transformation, intelligent automation, cloud services, and advanced data technologies. One of the key highlights of Letsia’s participation was the presentation of its flagship infrastructure project, Letsia HyperDC, a strategic initiative currently being developed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, focused on building a Green Data Center and Enterprise Cloud platform to support the increasing demand for cloud computing and advanced digital infrastructure across the region. The group also held a dedicated meeting with Saudi Make The Future, during which both parties discussed the project’s roadmap, future opportunities, and its role in supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation journey in alignment with Vision 2030. During the discussions, Letsia revealed that the first phase of Letsia HyperDC carries an investment value of SAR 50 million, reflecting the group’s strong commitment to developing sustainable and next-generation infrastructure designed to support enterprise cloud workloads, AI systems, and advanced digital services. Commenting on the participation, Mohamed Rabie Moawad stated: “Our participation at WMF 2026 represents an important milestone in Letsia’s international expansion strategy and our commitment to building strong partnerships within global innovation ecosystems. Through this event, we had the opportunity to showcase our technologies and discuss strategic projects such as HyperDC, which we believe represents the future of sustainable digital infrastructure in the region.” He added that Letsia remains focused on building an integrated ecosystem that combines technology, investment, digital infrastructure, and artificial intelligence, with clear plans for regional and international expansion in the coming years. This participation marks another step in Letsia Holding’s broader global strategy to strengthen its position in innovation-driven industries and establish long-term strategic relationships with investors, partners, and decision-makers across the technology sector.
26-06-2026
Letsia Holding has highlighted sustainability as a fundamental pillar of its upcoming Letsia HyperDC project in Riyadh, positioning the facility as a next-generation Green Data Center and Enterprise Cloud platform designed to support the region’s growing digital economy while minimizing environmental impact. As demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure continues to rise, the company is focusing on developing a facility that combines high-performance technology with responsible environmental practices. The project is being designed to align with internationally recognized sustainability standards and modern energy-efficiency principles. According to the company, Letsia HyperDC aims to integrate renewable energy sources, intelligent cooling technologies, and advanced infrastructure management systems to improve operational efficiency and reduce overall energy consumption. The project is also targeting key sustainability benchmarks, including improved power usage effectiveness (PUE), reduced water consumption, and long-term carbon reduction objectives. The initiative reflects a broader industry shift toward environmentally responsible digital infrastructure, where data centers are expected not only to deliver reliability and performance but also contribute to sustainability goals and responsible resource management. Mohamed Rabie Moawad, Chairman of Letsia Holding, stated: “The future of digital infrastructure must be built on both innovation and sustainability. Through Letsia HyperDC, we are working to create a facility that supports the growing technology needs of businesses while embracing environmentally responsible practices and long-term efficiency.” He added that the project represents an important step in Letsia’s vision to develop infrastructure capable of supporting cloud services, enterprise workloads, and future digital innovations while maintaining a strong commitment to environmental responsibility. The company expects Letsia HyperDC to play a key role in supporting organizations seeking scalable cloud infrastructure and enterprise-grade digital services, while contributing to the ongoing development of Saudi Arabia’s digital ecosystem. With sustainability increasingly becoming a strategic priority across the technology sector, Letsia believes that investments in green infrastructure will play a critical role in shaping the future of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation throughout the region.
30-05-2026
Letsia Holding has announced the development of Letsia HyperDC, a new green data center and enterprise cloud project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as part of the group’s long-term strategy to strengthen its digital infrastructure and expand its technology services across the region. The project is designed to support the growing demand for cloud computing, enterprise hosting, and next-generation digital services, while providing businesses and organizations with reliable, scalable, and high-performance infrastructure solutions. Letsia HyperDC will serve as a foundation for a wide range of services, including cloud platforms, dedicated infrastructure, enterprise applications, and future AI-driven workloads, supporting the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving digital economy. Commenting on the project, Mohamed Rabie Moawad – Chairman of Letsia Holding, stated: “Letsia HyperDC represents an important milestone in our expansion strategy. Through this project, we aim to provide advanced infrastructure that supports innovation, digital transformation, and the growing technology needs of businesses across the region.” The company expects the facility to enter its pilot operational phase in February 2027, with development and technical preparations currently underway to ensure the project meets the highest standards of performance, reliability, and sustainabili
30-05-2026
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