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SAVOYE Enhances Saudi Logistics with Software-Driven Solutions

· Jeddah
StatusReported by the outlet; not confirmed elsewhere.

SAVOYE, a leading integrator of automated warehouse solutions and software publisher in the Middle East, is reinforcing its strategy in Saudi Arabia with a focus on software-driven solutions. This approach comes as the Kingdom's logistics sector experiences rapid growth and increasingly complex operational demands under Saudi Vision 2030. In the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, Saudi Arabia recorded over 124 million delivery orders, marking a 60% year-on-year increase.

The expansion of logistics infrastructure in Saudi Arabia includes the development of 59 logistics hubs across the country. In July 2026, the Saudi Ports Authority signed seven contracts worth nearly SAR 1 billion for logistics centers at Jeddah Islamic Port and the Al-Khumra logistics zone, bringing the total investment in port-based logistics centers to over SAR 14 billion. This evolving environment necessitates stronger visibility and control across supply chains, prompting a shift towards 'digitalisation before automation.'

SAVOYE's approach centers around its ODATiO platform, which integrates warehouse, transport, and order management systems to enhance supply chain execution. This strategy is particularly relevant for sectors facing increasing fulfilment complexity, such as eCommerce, 3PL, retail, healthcare, and consumer goods. SAVOYE's phased transformation model allows businesses to gradually introduce automation based on operational needs, demonstrated by its work with CJ Logistics and iHerb in Saudi Arabia.

The company plans to showcase its capabilities at the Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo 2026 in Riyadh, highlighting its software-led approach to intralogistics transformation. SAVOYE sees significant potential in combining digitalisation, operational visibility, and scalable automation to create efficient and adaptable supply chains in response to Saudi Arabia's expanding logistics infrastructure and rising fulfilment demands.

Why this mattersFor developers and design practices in Madinah, SAVOYE's software-first approach could influence logistics project designs by prioritizing digital infrastructure. This strategy may affect the feasibility and cost of logistics developments, offering a model for phased automation that could be applied to local projects. Understanding SAVOYE's approach can also provide insights into potential partnerships or competitive benchmarks in the logistics sector.
Key figuresSAR 1 billion · SAR 14 billion · 124 million delivery orders · 60% increase · 59 logistics hubs · September 8-10, 2026
Source: Cbnme
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