Jahez International Company for Information Systems Technology operates an online food delivery platform under the Jahez brand name in Saudi Arabia. It also operates the PIK platform that offers various retail goods, such as fashion, cosmetics, computer hardware, and electronics through mobile applications. In addition, the company operates Cloud kitchens that provide commercial kitchen space to prepare a meal for restaurants that sells meals to customers through delivery-only platforms. Further, it offers logistics services to e-commerce and postal logistics companies under the Logi brand name; and invests in automated marketing solutions, supply chain solutions, fintech solutions, direct-to-consumer services, and lifestyle improvement services industries. Jahez International Company for Information Systems Technology was founded in 2016 and is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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