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Jadwa of Saudi Arabia launches a $800m real estate fund

The company already acquired The Zone, one of Riyadh’s commercial spots, located in Al-Mohammadiya district.
  • The Riyadh-based company, which provides asset management and financial advisory, partnered with Tatweer Group, NUMU Holding Co. and Riyad Bank to launch this closed-ended fund
  • The fund provides investors with a stable stream of income by investing in differentiated, income-generating properties in the Kingdom

Jadwa Investment of Saudi Arabia has launched a new Shariah-compliant real estate fund to the tune of $800 million. The company manages a portfolio of property worth $3.36 billion.

The Riyadh-based company, which provides asset management and financial advisory, partnered with Tatweer Group, NUMU Holding Co. and Riyad Bank to launch this closed-ended fund with a target size of SR3 billion ($800 million).

“The successful launch of the Real Estate Growth Fund underscores our belief in Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector and our commitment to provide clients the best selection of investment opportunities in this market,” Tariq Al-Sudairy, managing director and CEO of Jadwa Investment said in a statement.

The fund provides investors with a stable stream of income by investing in differentiated, income-generating properties in the Kingdom.  It already acquired The Zone, one of Riyadh’s commercial spots, located in Al-Mohammadiya district.