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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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Press Release - 26-Jan-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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