IDR is the AI-enabled boutique built for Saudi Arabia's $3 trillion Vision 2030 opportunity — McKinsey-quality output powered by a 24-agent delivery infrastructure, natively bilingual, and gated by relationships no larger firm can replicate.
The opportunity IDR was built for. Where AI-enabled delivery meets relationships money cannot buy.
LMC builds Saudi enterprises into investor-ready companies. IRM brings international capital to meet them. The only firm positioned on both sides of the Kingdom's transformation.
The only firm with simultaneous government access in Riyadh and active bilateral relationships across every major investment corridor into Saudi Arabia.
Financial services and real estate investment
Infrastructure and technology partnerships
Industrial manufacturing and automotive
Technology and defence partnerships
Luxury, fashion, and hospitality
Construction and logistics
Mining, education, and professional services
Energy and minerals trade
In the room with
One firm. Both sides of the transaction.
Governance, financial reporting, and institutional-grade materials that make your company legible to the global capital that is actively shopping the Kingdom.
A seven-person firm with a 24-agent delivery platform, active standing with MISA and PIF-adjacent networks, and native fluency in Arabic and English at the same table.
Qualified, diligenced, and institutionally ready. Not inbound pitch decks — proactively sourced Saudi enterprises we have already spent months making investable.
Active standing with MISA, Vision 2030 programme offices, and PIF-adjacent networks. This is human, earned access — the one layer of the moat AI cannot synthesize and larger firms cannot purchase.
A 24-agent delivery platform, bilingual automation, and real-time market intelligence power the economics only an AI-enabled boutique can offer — the output of 70 consultants at the cost of seven, structurally out of reach for larger firms.
Arabic and English natively. Saudi boardroom presentations, government submissions, and client deliverables work in both languages without a translation layer — because our team thinks in both.
Analysis and intelligence from IDR's advisory practice.
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