Qiddiya Partners with KAUST to support the Kingdom's future workforce
New initiative to help bridge the gap between education and employment
Press Release - 26-Jul-2020
Public Investment Fund
Also known as: PIF Last updated on: 04 September 2019
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Business SummarySaudi Arabian governmental fund investing in national equity and financing local commercial projects with the main objective of developing the country's national economy and growth.Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaOwnership TypeGovernmentEstablished In1971Primary SectorFinancial ServicesLatest News
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Saudi wealth fund PIF has ample liquidity: finance minister
PIF would allot via secondary offerings part of their local holdings to make sure they "recycle mature investments"
Reuters News - 22-Jul-2020Saudi Arabia's Almana General Hospitals in early talks for IPO-sources
Almana, focused on the kingdom’s eastern province, is part-owned by Sanabil Investments
Reuters News - 16-Jul-2020120 brands accomplished their communication goals with W7Worldwide in 2019
Additionally, the agency's skilled professionals and experts handled communications for 15 key governmental and private events during 2019
Press Release - 13-Jul-2020Saudi Arabia's Red Sea mega project awards contracts for international airport
Contracts were awarded to Saudi Newsman & partners contracting co. and Alma general contractors
Reuters News - 13-Jul-2020Contact details
Primary address
Ministry of Finance - Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Building Building 2King Abdulaziz Road
6th Floor
Al-Nakheel Area
6847
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
11452
Region
RiyadhCONTACT
- Tel: +966 11-405-0000
- Fax: +966 11-412-3474
- Email: pif@mof.gov.sa
- www.pif.gov.sa
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