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Sami Saúde offers quality healthcare at fair prices in São Paulo and the Metropolitan Region, focusing on preventive health and coordinated care.
Sami has raised $45.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Sami has raised $45.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sami has raised $45.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $10.0M Series B in December 2024.
Sami has raised $45.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sami's investors include Accel, AIX Ventures, Alumni Ventures, Luisa Sucre, CVS Health, Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Matterscale Ventures, monashees, Mundi Ventures, Nazca Ventures, SJF Ventures.
Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) is a state-owned defense technology company established in 2017 by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), focused on localizing military manufacturing and delivering cutting-edge technologies in defense, aerospace, and related sectors.[2][3] As a key player in Saudi Vision 2030, SAMI aims to elevate Saudi Arabia from the 79th-ranked global defense company to the top 25 by 2030 through self-sufficiency in military products, services, and advanced tech like PLM for digital transformation.[1][3] Its subsidiary, SAMI Advanced Electronics Company (SAMI-AEC), founded in 1988, leads in electronics manufacturing, repair, and services across defense, energy, ICT, and security, achieving 100% project completion rates.[1][6]
SAMI serves government entities, military, and commercial sectors by solving localization challenges, deploying smart technologies, and fostering national talent development.[1][3]
SAMI was launched in May 2017 as a PIF subsidiary to drive Saudi Arabia's defense industrialization under Vision 2030.[2][3] Its roots trace through SAMI-AEC, established in 1988 as a pioneer in defense and aerospace electronics, evolving into ICT in 1995 (data centers, IoT, cloud), energy in 2005 (smart grids, solar), and security in 2015 (cybersecurity).[1]
Pivotal moments include SAMI-AEC's alignment with Vision 2030 for local manufacturing and SAMI's digital transformation kickoff with PTC's Windchill PLM and Creo tools for product lifecycle management from requirements to disposal.[1][3] This evolution positions SAMI as a national champion, scaling from electronics expertise to full-spectrum defense capabilities.[6]
SAMI rides the global defense tech wave toward digital transformation and localization, amplified by Saudi Vision 2030's push for industrial diversification away from oil.[1][3] Timing aligns with rising geopolitical demands for autonomous supply chains and advanced manufacturing, favoring SAMI's focus on PLM-driven efficiency amid complex program execution.[3]
Market forces like surging defense budgets, cybersecurity threats, and renewable energy transitions bolster its multi-sector model, influencing the ecosystem by localizing high-tech production, upskilling locals, and exporting capabilities—potentially reshaping Middle East defense dynamics.[1][2]
SAMI's trajectory points to top-25 global ranking by 2030 via sustained PLM adoption, subsidiary expansions like SAMI-AEC, and Vision 2030 milestones in self-reliant defense tech.[3] Trends like AI-integrated warfare, geospatial intelligence, and green energy will shape its path, evolving its influence from regional localizer to global exporter.[2]
This positions SAMI as a defense tech powerhouse, turning national ambition into world-class execution.[1][3]
