In a regional awards segment that brought together top procurement innovators from across the Middle East and Africa, Teradix was selected by an independent panel of experts for the Excellence in Supply Chain Collaboration Award, recognizing the platform’s transformative impact on sourcing operations for major industrial companies in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The award reflects Teradix’s leadership in digital procurement transformation, supplier engagement, and collaborative sourcing technologies that enable more transparent, efficient, and strategic procurement processes.
Khaled Aboshady, CEO of Teradix, added: “This recognition reflects the collective effort between Teradix, our clients, and the procurement community. Our mission has always been to make procurement faster, smarter, and fully transparent — and this award reinforces that we’re on the right path.”
As the Technology Partner of one of the region’s largest supply chain events, Teradix powered key digital components of IPSC Egypt 2025 and showcased its advanced procurement suite, including automated sourcing workflows, enterprise e-Negotiation tools, spend analytics, and high-performance reverse auction capabilities. These solutions have helped organizations shorten procurement cycles, improve governance, and unlock significant cost savings.
Commenting on the milestone, Mohamed Zein, COO of Teradix, said: “Being the Technology Partner for IPSC Egypt 2025 is a milestone for us at Teradix. This award is a recognition of the real transformation taking place inside some of Egypt’s biggest industrial companies. We are proud of every team, every buyer, and every partner who believed in digital procurement and helped shape this success story.”
Teradix continues to expand its footprint across Egypt and the GCC, building strategic partnerships with leading manufacturers, distribution groups, and large enterprises. Its platform is increasingly adopted by organizations seeking to modernize sourcing operations, enhance supplier collaboration, and transition toward automated, data-driven procurement structures.