New division to create up to 2,000 structured jobs by 2028
ServHub, a leading facilities management service provider in the GCC, today announced the launch of its new business division, Proven Hub Logistics, a worker-centric last-mile delivery business that extends the company’s core operational strengths into the heart of the region’s fast-growing quick-commerce and e-commerce sector.

Proven Hub Logistics is built on the same accommodation network, recruitment pipelines, and worker management infrastructure as Servhub. The initial focus will be on quick-commerce and e-commerce last-mile delivery and will span everyday essentials, consumer electronics, groceries, and general retail across platforms including the likes of Amazon, Noon, Keeta, and more.
It will launch in Dubai, and expand progressively across the other emirates and, ultimately, the wider GCC. The new division has already secured its first commercial partnership with a leading UAE delivery platform and expects to create approximately 750 structured, contract-based jobs by the first quarter of 2027, rising to 2,000 by the mid of 2028.
Strategic evolution
“Our expansion marks a strategic evolution for ServHub, from a workforce accommodation provider to a vertically integrated workforce solutions company. It also positions us as a critical infrastructure partner for the UAE’s fast-growing logistics sector, with a model built to scale across the GCC,” affirmed Saboor Ahmad, CEO, ServHub.
Proven Hub Logistics fields a structured, company-employed rider fleet supported by dedicated team leaders, senior team leaders, camp wardens, and rider trainers. Every rider is housed, trained, visa-sponsored, and health-insured before their first delivery, an investment that translates directly into lower absenteeism, higher productivity, and more reliable service for platform partners.
Customers will continue to order through the apps they already use, while Proven Hub Logistics focuses on the operational layer rather than serving as a consumer-facing platform. Its technology investments are centred on rider management, fleet performance, and delivery quality, the operational capabilities that ensure orders are delivered on time and in excellent condition.
