Hussain Sajwani’s son, Mehdi Sajwani Bio: Age, Net Worth, Business, Height, Siblings, Restaurant

Mehdi Sajwani is an Emirati entrepreneur and the youngest son of billionaire Hussain Sajwani, founder of DAMAC Properties.

He is the CEO and founder of The Hungry Wolf, a Dubai-based cloud kitchen specializing in smash burgers, launched in 2021 at age 16.

Mehdi has quickly gained recognition for his innovative approach in the food and beverage industry, scaling The Hungry Wolf to multiple locations across the UAE and expanding through partnerships with delivery platforms like Talabat and Deliveroo.

Profile

• Full Name: Mehdi Hussain Sajwani
• Stage Name: Mehdi Sajwani
• Born: 2005
• Age: 20 years old
• Birthplace: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• Nationality: Emirati
• Occupation: Entrepreneur, CEO of The Hungry Wolf
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Hussain Sajwani (father), mother’s name undisclosed
• Siblings: Ali Sajwani, Amira Sajwani, Abbas Sajwani
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million –$3 million

Early Life and Education

Mehdi Sajwani was born in 2005 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to Hussain Sajwani, a billionaire property developer and founder of DAMAC Properties, and an unnamed mother.

Raised in an affluent family alongside siblings Ali, Amira, and Abbas, Mehdi grew up immersed in business discussions, inspired by his father’s success and his siblings’ ventures in real estate.

He attended a prestigious international school in Dubai, likely the American University in Dubai’s affiliated programs, though specific details are not publicly disclosed.

He is of Emirati ethnicity and practices Islam as his religion.

Career

Mehdi Sajwani began his career in 2021 at age 16 by founding The Hungry Wolf, a cloud kitchen brand specializing in smash burgers, launched during the COVID-19 pandemic when demand for delivery food surged.

Starting with a single kitchen in Dubai, Mehdi leveraged partnerships with delivery platforms like Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem Now, and Noon Food to scale operations.

By 2023, The Hungry Wolf had expanded to multiple UAE locations, including Abu Dhabi, with plans for further growth in Sharjah.

The brand’s focus on high-quality, affordable burgers, priced around AED 30–40, and a concise menu featuring items like the “Wolf Burger,” earned it a loyal customer base and positive reviews, with a 4.6-star rating on Talabat.

As part of the Sajwani family, Mehdi contributes to DAMAC Properties’ youth and innovation initiatives, working alongside his siblings Ali (Managing Director of Operations), Amira (Managing Director of Sales and Development), and Abbas (CEO of AHS Group).

His role at DAMAC is informal but involves supporting community engagement programs, such as those through the Hussain Sajwani – DAMAC Foundation, which focuses on education and youth empowerment.

Mehdi’s entrepreneurial approach draws from his father’s mentorship, emphasizing efficiency and market trends, as seen in The Hungry Wolf’s adoption of cloud kitchen technology to reduce overhead costs.

In 2024, he hinted at international expansion for The Hungry Wolf, targeting GCC markets like Saudi Arabia, as mentioned in an Arabian Business interview.

His social media posts on X and Instagram (@mehdi_saj) highlight his business milestones and family pride, reinforcing his growing influence.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @mehdi_saj
• Twitter Handle: @MehdiSajwani

Personal Life

Mehdi Sajwani is single, with no known spouse or children, and resides in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, likely in one of the family’s luxury properties.

He maintains close ties with his father, Hussain, and siblings, often collaborating on business ideas.

Net Worth

Mehdi Sajwani has an estimated net worth of between $1–$3 million USD.

His wealth primarily stems from The Hungry Wolf’s revenue, with the brand generating significant sales through high-volume delivery orders across the UAE.