The top social media platform, Mush Social, revealed that it has fully acquired Pubbles, one of the oldest and most well-known social media apps in the area. The purpose of this calculated action is to strengthen Mush Social’s online presence and increase its user base.
The acquisition comes after Pubbles, which was nurtured under the Misk Launchpad initiative and the TAQADAM Accelerator program connected to King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), achieved remarkable success. Launched in 2020, Pubbles is a valuable addition to Mush Social’s expansion strategy because it has led the way in the development of specialized, interactive virtual communities and cutting-edge technologies. Within the next three months, the two platforms will start to integrate technically.
On this occasion, Abdulrahman Almadani, engineer, entrepreneur, and founder of Pubbles, stated, “This step marks a pivotal moment in our journey. Since launching this project, my goal has been to deliver real value to users and help them build more interactive and human-centric communication experiences. Having a leading company like Mush Social acquire Pubbles and believe in its technical vision is a tremendous honor. I am confident this acquisition will elevate the project to an entirely new level while maintaining its focus on innovation and the technical excellence that has always been at the core of Pubbles. I thank everyone who supported us on this journey and look forward with enthusiasm to what Pubbles can achieve in the future under this acquisition.”
Abdulhadi Alasmi, CEO of Mush Social, commented, “This acquisition is not merely a technical step but the establishment of a new culture, one that empowers strong companies to unite and collaborate in building a digital ecosystem that fosters constructive communication and aligns with user aspirations. Through this deal, we aim to integrate Pubbles’ strengths, including its early-mover advantage as a social platform, its exceptional user base, and its impressive technological advancements.”
