TruKKer, a Saudi-based digital freight startup operating across the Gulf, has secured $15 million from Ruya Partners to accelerate regional expansion—including in Bahrain.
The investment comes from Ruya Private Capital I, the sixth deployment from the private credit fund backed by sovereign wealth funds and public pension capital. The $15 million injection will help TruKKer strengthen its capital structure and expand operations in key GCC and Central Asian markets. For Bahrain’s logistics ecosystem, the news reinforces growing regional interest in tech-powered freight optimization and digital infrastructure.
TruKKer runs a real-time freight marketplace that links over 60,000 transporters with more than 1,200 businesses across nine countries, including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Jordan, Turkey, and Kazakhstan. The platform is built around data-led freight matching, routing intelligence, and efficiency tools for fleet operators and clients alike.
TruKKer’s footprint in Bahrain supports local transporters and businesses with access to regional demand while helping streamline cross-border freight. The company’s regional strategy positions it as a digital bridge between markets, offering freight players in Bahrain exposure to wider MENA and Eurasian corridors.
The partnership with Ruya Partners adds both capital and credibility to TruKKer’s expansion goals as investors increasingly back regional tech infrastructure plays with a logistics focus.
“But this is more than capital. It’s a bold endorsement of our vision—and a pivotal leap toward redefining freight for a faster, smarter and more connected region,” said Gaurav Biswas, Founder and CEO of TruKKer.
Explore TruKKer’s by visiting trukker.com.
