
Idealz Holding launches Winnrz in the UK and goes live with Idealz in Mexico
With this expansion, customers in the UK and Mexico now have access to Idealz Holding's unique online platforms, which blend the excitement of shopping with the thrill of winning. Through its now-recognized digital experience, the brand continues to engage users with life-changing prizes, setting a new standard in modern e-commerce.
Jad Toubayly, CEO of Idealz Holding, commented on the expansion: 'We're thrilled to continue our international growth with the launch of operations in the UK and Mexico. We started this venture with one idea in mind: to redefine online shopping by offering customers unmatched value and excitement. These new markets represent a significant step toward realizing our vision of making rewarding experiences accessible to people around the world.'
With this latest expansion, the company now operates in four key markets—Dubai, the United Kingdom, Mexico, and Lebanon—delivering memorable experiences and exceptional value to its growing global audience.
For more information about Idealz Holding, visit www.idealzholding.com.
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About Idealz Holding
Established in 2016, Idealz Holding is the parent company and sole owner/operator of six innovative, tech-enabled ventures: Idealz Global, Idealz Enterprises, Adflix, WellPlaid, Dream Dubai (in partnership with the Government of Dubai – DFRE), and Winnrz in the UK. Headquartered in Dubai, the company maintains a dynamic presence across the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Mexico, and Lebanon. Idealz Holding is committed to delivering life-changing prizes, unparalleled opportunities, and unforgettable digital experiences to a global audience.

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