HungerStation records milestone achievements in 2025, reinforcing leadership in quick commerce
Ali Al-Damanhouri, CEO of HungerStation, announced through his official accounts on X and LinkedIn that HungerStation — a leading Saudi tech and delivery company — has achieved a series of significant milestones in 2025, further strengthening its position as a key driver of quick commerce transformation across the Kingdom.
Al-Damanhouri said that these accomplishments reflect the trust of customers, the strength of strategic partnerships, and the efficiency of the team leading the company's journey toward broader horizons of innovation and sustainable growth in the delivery sector.
In recent months, HungerStation has achieved remarkable results across various fronts, including:
The announcement concluded by affirming that these milestones mark the beginning of a new phase of smart growth and technological innovation, aligned with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. These achievements further cement HungerStation's role as a pioneering company shaping the future of Saudi Arabia's digital and logistics ecosystem — a future that is being written today, with HungerStation leading the transformation.
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