“Metwan” company will compete with delivery companies in Saudi Arabia, such as “Jahiz International”, “talabat”, “Hunger Station”, and “Uber Technologies”.
Reuters reported that “Meituan” company The Chinese food delivery specialist is seeking to hire employees for at least eight jobs in Riyadh, an indication that it may be looking to Saudi Arabia as part of its ambitions for global expansion.
Job advertisements on LinkedIn and Bayt.com indicate that she is wanted for KeeTa, which is the brand name that Meituan uses for its food delivery business in Hong Kong, and is looking for candidates with experience in business development and increasing the user base. And customer retention.
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“Meetwan” has not yet responded to a request for comment on its plans for expansion in Saudi Arabia.
And I mentioned Bloomberg Agency The Beijing-based company will begin activity in the Middle East, and Riyadh will be its first stop.
“Meituan” company will compete with delivery companies in Saudi Arabia, such as “Jahiz International”, “talabat”, “Hunger Station”, and “Uber Technologies”.
Meituan Company’s move to expand into the Saudi markets comes at a time when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is the largest economy in the region, is making plans to invest trillions of dollars to become a tourism and commercial center.
Since expanding its activity to Hong Kong in May 2023, which is the first market in which Meituan operates outside the Chinese mainland, speculation continues that its overseas expansion will continue as the company searches for growth opportunities. There have been rumors from last year that the Middle East was a potential destination for expansion.
Meituan CEO Wang Xing said during a phone call with analysts after announcing business results last month, “We are actively evaluating opportunities in other markets… We have the technical and operational knowledge, so we are fully confident in our ability to enter a new market and find the approach that suits consumers in it.”
