Penny Software & NHC Partner to Transform Housing Procurement
Penny Software has joined forces with the National Housing Company (NHC) to launch SupplyPro, a cutting-edge procurement platform designed specifically for Saudi Arabia’s housing sector. This partnership marks a significant step in digitizing and streamlining procurement for housing projects, making purchasing workflows smoother and more efficient.
What is SupplyPro?
SupplyPro is a centralized digital procurement platform that connects NHC contractors with pre-approved suppliers, eliminating traditional procurement challenges. It enhances efficiency, transparency, and supply chain management, making it easier for contractors to source materials and manage costs effectively.
“We understand the challenges contractors face in procurement. Through our partnership with NHC, SupplyPro will provide a seamless solution to connect with trusted suppliers and optimize their purchasing processes,” said Iyad Aldalooj, CEO of Penny Software.
A Step Towards Digital Transformation
This collaboration aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and its push for digital transformation. By reducing operational costs, improving decision-making, and modernizing procurement practices, SupplyPro is set to redefine how housing projects are managed in the Kingdom.
About Penny Software
Founded in 2020, Penny Software is a Saudi-based procurement management company and B2B marketplace that helps businesses streamline purchasing and spending. The platform connects suppliers with industry buyers, supporting businesses of all sizes.
About the National Housing Company (NHC)
NHC is Saudi Arabia’s leading real estate developer, dedicated to creating integrated urban communities. With a goal of delivering 600,000 housing units by 2030, NHC plays a crucial role in expanding homeownership and boosting economic growth in the Kingdom.
This partnership is a major step toward modernizing the housing sector, ensuring faster, more efficient, and cost-effective procurement for future housing projects in Saudi Arabia.
This article originally published at Wamda
