Dubai, UAE – Klaim Holdings Limited announced the signing of a private credit facility of up to US$25 million with Amwal Capital Partners ACP , an independent asset management company licensed by the Dubai Financial Services Authority ( DFSA ) and the Saudi Capital Market Authority ( CMA ). The agreement was signed at the Dubai International Financial Centre ( DIFC ).

This facility aims to support the next phase of Claim's growth, as the company transitions from being a regional leader in healthcare payment acceleration to a multi-sector, multi-market liquidity platform. This collaboration provides dedicated capital to accelerate Claim's expansion across the GCC, in addition to its growing operations in the United States.

Claim has established itself as a leader in healthcare payment acceleration in the Middle East by addressing structural delays in insurance claims and enabling providers to stabilize cash flow and improve business continuity. Building on this foundation, the new facility allows Claim to extend its expertise in payment acceleration to adjacent sectors facing payment delays and working capital pressures, representing a significant and underserved liquidity gap estimated at over US$200 billion across the GCC.

Regionally, the capital will support maintaining leadership in the healthcare sector, as well as funding the launch of new solutions for other sectors tailored to the needs of the service industries. Internationally, the facility supports Klaim's strategy in the United States, where Klaim USA is working to address inefficiencies in payment systems in the world's largest healthcare market, valued at over US$5 trillion annually.

Karim Daki, co-founder and CEO of Clem, said:
“This facility represents a clear transition from market entry to large-scale implementation. Having established our leadership in accelerating healthcare payments regionally, we are now working on sectoral and geographic expansion with a clear vision. This collaboration gives us the capital structure needed for responsible expansion in the GCC countries, while accelerating our roadmap in the United States through Klaim USA .”

This agreement represents the beginning of a long-term strategic relationship between Clyme Holdings and Amwal Capital Partners, combining Clyme’s sectoral depth, clear operational track record and vision for future business lines with Amwal’s disciplined investment approach and expertise in regional capital markets.

For his part, Fadi Arabid, co-founder and head of investment at Amwal Capital Partners, said:
“This facility reflects our confidence in Clyme’s business model and its ability to deploy capital across multiple sectors and markets. Clyme’s requirements are a clear example of the growing need for asset-backed financing in the GCC, with a strong operator successfully expanding its portfolio within a proven category, while simultaneously expanding its expertise into additional asset classes.”

Sherif Eid, Head of Private Credit at Amwal Capital Partners, said:
“Clyme has evolved into a key financial infrastructure for the healthcare sector. The platform combines disciplined capital deployment with deep integration with healthcare workflows, positioning it strongly for structured and large-scale financing, as it expands its offerings across adjacent markets and sectors where we see great potential.”

Clem has accelerated more than US$160 million in receivables, enabling service providers to release liquidity held back due to payment delays, within market-specific governance structures, investor rules and strategies.

About Klim
Clem is a fintech group that develops liquidity solutions to address payment delays and working capital gaps in the healthcare sector and other sectors vulnerable to payment delays. Originating in the UAE, Clem has become a leader in accelerating healthcare payments across the GCC and is now expanding its capabilities into new sectors and international markets.
Clem has accelerated more than $160 million in receivables, helping companies improve cash flow predictability and enhance operational flexibility.
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About Capital Partners ( ACP )
Amwal Capital Partners is an independent asset management firm focused on the Middle East and North Africa ( MENA ) region. Its investment team boasts decades of experience and a proven track record across multiple asset classes, primarily listed equities, fixed income, and private credit. The firm operates through Amwal Capital Financial, based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and regulated by the Capital Market Authority ( CMA ), and through Amwal Capital Partners Limited, based in Dubai, UAE, and regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority ( DFSA ).
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