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Family Offices in Saudi Arabia

This directory profiles family offices headquartered in Saudi Arabia, drawn from each firm's own site. Most Saudi family offices keep their assets under management private; this directory shows a disclosed figure only where one is recorded as firm-disclosed in the evidence register, so the combined total on this page reflects a small disclosed subset, not the overall size of the local market. Saudi Arabia's family office community is heavily rooted in multi-generational merchant and conglomerate wealth, trading, construction, retail, and industrial distribution, and most of the offices profiled here operate as the investment arm of a diversified family holding group rather than as a standalone allocator. The Kingdom's economic transformation program has widened the range of sectors these offices consider, from entertainment and tourism to technology and logistics, alongside the trading and industrial roots most of these families share.

22 Firms Listed$10.0+ billion Combined AUM (1 of 22 firms reporting)

Data last verified: August 2026

By AUM band

0 <$500M0 $500M-$1B0 $1B-$5B0 $5B-$10B1 $10B-$50B0 >=$50B21 Undisclosed

1 of 22 disclose AUM

By region

0 North America0 Europe22 Middle East0 Asia-Pacific0 Latin America0 Africa

By sector

1 Aquaculture3 Automotive1 B2B SaaS1 Banking & Finance2 Building Materials1 Catering1 Clean Energy3 Construction1 Construction & Heavy Machinery1 Consumer Products1 Contracting1 Developer Tools1 Digital Solutions1 Distribution2 Education1 EduTech1 Electronics3 Energy1 Energy & Utilities1 Energy Services1 Engineering & Construction3 Entertainment1 Facility Management1 Financial Investments6 Financial Services2 Fintech1 Food2 Food & Beverage1 Food & Consumer1 Food & Restaurants1 Franchise1 Green Hydrogen9 Healthcare5 Hospitality3 Industrial1 Industrial & Infrastructure1 Industrial Investments1 Industrial Services1 Insurance & Finance1 IT3 Logistics4 Manufacturing1 Media1 Offshore1 Oil & Gas Services1 Packaging2 Petrochemicals1 Power & Utilities1 Power Generation1 Power Infrastructure1 PropTech1 Public Services13 Real Estate1 Real Estate & Infrastructure1 Real Estate Development4 Retail1 Services1 Shopping Centers1 Steel Manufacturing3 Technology2 Telecommunications2 Trade & Services1 Trading1 Transport1 Transportation & Logistics1 Travel & Hospitality1 Water Desalination

Counts exceed the firm total because a firm may carry more than one sector

By investment type

4 Co-Investments18 Direct Investments1 Fixed Income2 Fund Commitments1 Hedge Funds4 Joint Ventures1 Pre-Seed5 Private Equity6 Public Equity7 Real Estate1 Seed4 Strategic Partnerships5 Venture Capital

Counts exceed the firm total because a firm may invest via more than one type

22 firms

  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Abunayyan Investment Company

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Key:Mohammad Abunayyan, Founder & Chairman of ACWA Power

    Abunayyan Investment Company describes itself, per its own site, as MAIG, a Saudi investment holding company managing investments across private companies and public markets, organized into principal investments in established companies, growth equity investments in growth stage businesses, and financial investments in high quality companies across sectors.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes a rebranding of one of its portfolio companies, a food business now operating under a new consumer brand name focused on a poke bowl concept, reflecting the group's continued activity managing and developing its private company holdings.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Private company and public market investments managed by the Mohammad Abunayyan family

    Sectors

    Clean EnergyWater DesalinationPower GenerationIndustrialGreen Hydrogen

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsStrategic Partnerships
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Al Fozan Holding

    Al Khobar, Saudi ArabiaEst.1959

    Al Fozan Holding describes itself as a diversified conglomerate holding company with owned and managed assets across retail, real estate, industrial, trading, and other sectors, operating primarily in Saudi Arabia.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site also references its philanthropic arm, the Al Fozan Social Foundation, reflecting the group's broader commitment to community initiatives alongside its commercial holdings.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Diversified investment portfolio spanning trading, real estate development, manufacturing, and retailing

    Sectors

    TradingReal Estate DevelopmentManufacturingRetailBuilding MaterialsElectronics

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsCo-Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Al Muhaidib Group

    Dammam, Saudi ArabiaEst.1943

    Key:Sulaiman A.K. Al-Muhaidib, Chairman

    International private investment conglomerate founded in 1943 by Abdul Kadir bin Abdul Muhsin Al-Muhaidib. One of the largest investment groups in the Middle East, the group has expanded across four continents and 25 countries. Primary focus on food and consumer goods, industrial and infrastructure, real estate, and financial investments. One of the largest employers in Saudi Arabia, the group also operates the Al Muhaidib Social Foundation.

    Focus

    Diversified investments across food and consumer, industrial and infrastructure, real estate, and financial sectors

    Sectors

    Food & ConsumerIndustrial & InfrastructureReal EstateFinancial InvestmentsEntertainment

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsCo-InvestmentsVenture Capital
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Al Rugaib Holding

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Key:Abdulrahman M. Al Rugaib, Founder & Honorary Chairman

    Riyadh-based family business serving as an umbrella for several subsidiaries specializing in construction, shopping centers, hospitality, food and beverage, IT, advertising, and entertainment. Founded by Abdulrahman M. Al Rugaib. Provides engineering and construction services across steel, industrial, electromechanical, and electrical projects, plus O&M and facility management.

    Focus

    Construction, shopping centers, hospitality, food and beverage, and entertainment

    Sectors

    ConstructionShopping CentersHospitalityFood & BeverageITEntertainment

    Invests via

    Direct Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Alajlan Family Office

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Key:Ziyad Alajlan, Board Member

    Riyadh-based single-family office with over 30 years of investment experience. The broader Ajlan & Bros Group was founded in 1979 and holds assets exceeding $10 billion. The family office identifies high-potential tech startups, investing in the top 0.5% of opportunities screened using a proprietary ML algorithm. Portfolio includes 18 companies across 18 countries, with two unicorns and two IPOs including Robinhood, Coursera, and Plaid.

    Focus

    Technology venture investments in B2B SaaS, PropTech, EduTech, and developer tools

    Sectors

    B2B SaaSPropTechEduTechDeveloper ToolsFintech

    Invests via

    Venture CapitalPre-SeedSeed
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Almajdouie Holding

    Dammam, Saudi ArabiaEst.1965

    Almajdouie Holding describes itself as a Saudi group of companies with diverse activities spanning investment, logistics, motors, real estate, industrial operations, financial services, travel and tourism, and food, with logistics remaining its core business.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes a joint venture formed between its logistics arm and an international supply chain and logistics provider, extending its integrated logistics capabilities, alongside continued distribution partnerships with global automotive brands through its motors division.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Logistics, automotive, real estate, food, steel manufacturing, and venture capital

    Sectors

    LogisticsAutomotiveReal EstateFoodSteel ManufacturingFintech

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsVenture CapitalJoint Ventures
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    AlRajhi Partners

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.2019

    Founded in 2019 as an investment firm owned by a subset of the Al Rajhi family, whose heritage traces to the 1950s when the founding family helped establish Al Rajhi Bank, now one of the largest financial institutions in the MENA region. Deploys patient capital with a long-term horizon across global public and private markets from Riyadh, with regional offices in Dubai and London.

    Focus

    Multi-asset class investments across public equities, private equity, real estate, and venture capital

    Sectors

    Financial ServicesReal EstateTechnologyHealthcare

    Invests via

    Public EquityPrivate EquityReal EstateVenture Capital
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    AlTouq Group

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Established in the 1970s as the private investment vehicle of the AlTouq family. Headquartered in Riyadh, it has grown into a sophisticated investor with a global revenue-generating asset base. The firm invests across direct investments, real estate, public and private equity, and hedge funds. Notable past investments include AirAsiaX prior to its IPO.

    Focus

    Global diversified investments across liquid and illiquid, traditional and alternative asset classes

    Sectors

    Financial ServicesFood & BeverageHealthcareRetailTelecommunicationsReal EstateTechnologyEnergy

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsPrivate EquityPublic EquityHedge FundsReal Estate
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    BinDawood Group

    Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

    BinDawood Group describes itself as a retail conglomerate focused on grocery retail alongside information technology and retail solutions, operating under several brands including BinDawood and Danube, with a stated vision to be the best grocery retail brand in Saudi Arabia. Per the firm's own site news, BinDawood Holding is the Tadawul-listed public operating company associated with the same family retail brands, recorded separately in this directory from BinDawood Group.[Firm website]

    Per the firm's own site, BinDawood Group traces a long heritage in grocery retail, with hypermarkets and supermarkets operating across the Kingdom.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Retail, distribution, franchise, and hospitality investments

    Sectors

    RetailDistributionFranchiseHospitality

    Invests via

    Direct Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Dallah Albaraka Holding

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1969

    Key:Abdullah Saleh Kamel, Chairman

    Dallah Albaraka Holding describes itself as a Saudi multi sector holding company deploying balance sheet capital across real estate and infrastructure, travel and hospitality, HVAC, media, and banking and finance.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes recent diversification moves, including a geographic survey project supporting renewable energy development in the Kingdom, the opening of a new leisure destination, hospital acquisitions in the Eastern Province, the acquisition of additional real estate projects, and a strategic partnership formed to develop retail destinations alongside other regional partners.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Investment for development across banking, healthcare, real estate, transport, and hospitality

    Sectors

    Banking & FinanceHealthcareReal Estate & InfrastructureTravel & HospitalityTransportMediaTrade & Services

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsFund CommitmentsCo-Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    El Seif Group

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.1951

    Privately held conglomerate established in 1951 and recognized as one of the leading private companies in the GCC. Nine distinct business divisions spanning engineering and construction, healthcare, facility management, and commercial and industrial investments. Over 40,000 employees globally and 8,000 prequalified suppliers. Projects completed across healthcare, defense, infrastructure, transport, power, and urban development.

    Focus

    Engineering, construction, healthcare, real estate, and commercial and industrial investments

    Sectors

    Engineering & ConstructionHealthcareFacility ManagementReal EstateIndustrial InvestmentsPower & Utilities

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsReal Estate
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Fawaz Alhokair Group

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.1989

    Now operating as BAAN Holding, founded in 1989 by brothers Fawaz, Salman, and Abdul Majeed Abdulaziz Alhokair, starting with two menswear stores. The group is now focused on entertainment, hospitality, and catering across the Middle East. With a legacy spanning over five decades as one of the Kingdom's pioneers, BAAN Holding drives growth across family entertainment, hospitality, and catering in Saudi Arabia.

    Focus

    Entertainment, hospitality, catering, and food and restaurant investments across Saudi Arabia

    Sectors

    EntertainmentHospitalityCateringFood & Restaurants

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsReal Estate
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Khaled Juffali Company

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1946

    Key:Khaled Juffali, Chairman

    Khaled Juffali Company describes itself as pursuing diversified investments and partnerships with multinational partners, with an underlying focus on creating and incubating growth ventures across automotive, energy and utilities, insurance, healthcare, real estate and construction, education, and philanthropy, and states that it manages a diversified portfolio of investments internationally.[Firm website]

    Per the firm's own site, the chairman has been recognized internationally for his contributions and serves as Honorary Consul General of Switzerland in Jeddah. The company's philanthropic activities are described as extending to partnerships with international foundations and universities, along with several named charitable initiatives such as a dedicated health fund and a community help center.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Diversified investments and partnerships with world-class multinational partners across automotive, energy, healthcare, and real estate

    Sectors

    AutomotiveEnergy & UtilitiesInsurance & FinanceHealthcareReal EstateConstructionEducation

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsStrategic PartnershipsCo-Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    MASIC

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.2010

    MASIC (Mohammed Ibrahim Alsubeaei & Sons Investment Company) was established in 2010 to exclusively manage the assets of the late Mohammed I. Alsubeaei and his family. The Alsubeaei family business traces to a trading house founded in Makkah in 1933. MASIC manages multi-billion-dollar assets inside and outside Saudi Arabia, with holdings including influential minority stakes in Bank Albilad, Jadwa Investment, Fajr Capital, Farabi Petrochemicals, and National Aquaculture Group.

    Focus

    Multi-asset class investment management across public equity, private equity, and real estate

    Sectors

    Financial ServicesPetrochemicalsAquacultureReal EstateManufacturing

    Invests via

    Public EquityPrivate EquityReal EstateFund Commitments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Nesma Holding

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1981

    Nesma Holding describes itself as a privately owned company with a portfolio of market leading businesses operating across a diverse range of industries and market sectors.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes recent developments including its travel and tourism unit receiving recognition from an airline partner, and its hospitality unit adopting a new hotel technology platform across its properties, reflecting continued modernization across the group's travel and hospitality businesses.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Construction, energy, logistics, telecommunications, hospitality, and public services

    Sectors

    ConstructionEnergyLogisticsTelecommunicationsHospitalityPublic Services

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsJoint Ventures
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Obeikan Investment Group

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.1982

    Key:Abdallah Al Obeikan

    Obeikan Investment Group describes itself as a Saudi investment and operating group deploying balance sheet capital across packaging, education and knowledge, health, digital transformation, paper and printing, real estate, technical fabrics, and glass, with operations spanning many countries.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes the group signing a term sheet with an international mining company to develop a battery anode material manufacturing plant in the Kingdom, and separately entering a cooperative agreement with a national science and technology institution to advance industrial innovation projects. The group's digital solutions unit has also received recognition for intelligent manufacturing and holds a national quality certification for its technical fabrics business.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Packaging, education, healthcare, and digital solutions

    Sectors

    PackagingEducationHealthcareDigital Solutions

    Invests via

    Direct Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Rawabi Holding

    Al Khobar, Saudi ArabiaEst.1975

    Diversified conglomerate headquartered in Al Khobar, founded in 1975 in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. A leader in energy, industrial, and contracting services across the Middle East, operating through specialized subsidiaries in oilfield services, drilling, safety systems, power and automation, and integrated gas distribution. Evolved from historical trading operations into a multi-sector enterprise supporting the Kingdom's industrial transformation.

    Focus

    Diversified investments in energy, industrial services, contracting, and real estate

    Sectors

    EnergyOil & Gas ServicesIndustrial ServicesContractingReal Estate

    Invests via

    Direct Investments
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    SEDCO Holding

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1976

    Key:Yaser Binmahfouz, Executive Chairman

    SEDCO Holding describes itself as pursuing Shariah compliant investments and partnerships across corporate and real estate investment, and states that it has been transitioning toward becoming an active financial investor aligned with Saudi Arabia's development themes and priority sectors.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes recent activity including the acquisition of a minority stake in another holding company, the completed sale of an agricultural business to a regional partner, a milestone anniversary event held in Jeddah under a dedicated theme, a recurring gathering series hosted for the local business community, and recognition received for its volunteering programs.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Shariah-compliant investments across private equity, public equity, real estate, and fixed income

    Sectors

    HealthcareReal EstateFinancial ServicesRetailAutomotive

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsPrivate EquityPublic EquityReal Estate
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    The Olayan Group

    Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEst.1947

    AUM

    $10B+

    The Olayan Group describes itself as a global enterprise with origins in Saudi Arabia, investing across listed equities, private equity, debt, and real estate, alongside a global fixed income practice spanning financials, leveraged finance, structured credit, private credit, and investment grade and emerging markets sovereign debt. The firm states that its parent company is based in Vaduz, with additional offices in New York, London, Luxembourg, Athens, and Singapore.[Firm website]

    Per the firm's own site, the international side of the business is headed by KHHL Legacy Establishment, an alternative investment fund based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, while Olayan Financing Company, based in Riyadh, serves as the parent for the group's Saudi and regional operations and is majority shareholder of Olayan Saudi Holding Company, whose own portfolio spans food and beverages, restaurants, health and personal care, business to business, and energy services.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Global diversified investments across listed equities, private equity, debt, and real estate

    Sectors

    Financial ServicesConsumer ProductsReal EstateIndustrialTechnologyHealthcare

    Invests via

    Public EquityPrivate EquityReal EstateFixed Income
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Xenel

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1973

    Xenel describes itself as a holding company and long term strategic family investor, with stated investment coverage spanning logistics, healthcare, services, power, and industrial sectors, alongside real estate, combining current and prior ventures.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site describes decades of operating history and a footprint spanning numerous countries across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, reflecting a long standing family enterprise with an international reach built through internal capability, joint ventures, and strategic partnerships.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Long-term strategic investments across logistics, healthcare, power infrastructure, industrial, and real estate sectors

    Sectors

    LogisticsHealthcarePower InfrastructureIndustrialReal EstateServices

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsJoint VenturesStrategic Partnerships
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Zahid Group

    Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaEst.1943

    Zahid Group describes itself as a diversified multinational group headquartered in Jeddah, with a portfolio of companies operating across many sectors, evolved from a merchant trading house that has been active in regional commerce for decades.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site also reports a new management team installed within its core operating unit, reflecting an ongoing professionalization of governance consistent with a multi generational family enterprise moving toward more formal management structures.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Diversified portfolio across construction, manufacturing, energy, hospitality, and financial services

    Sectors

    Construction & Heavy MachineryManufacturingEnergy ServicesHospitalityFinancial ServicesReal EstateTransportation & Logistics

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsJoint VenturesStrategic Partnerships
  • Single-Family OfficeFirm-reported

    Zamil Group Holding

    Al Khobar, Saudi ArabiaEst.1920

    Zamil Group Holding describes itself as a diversified holding company with investments across construction materials, manufacturing, marine services, petrochemicals, trading and services, real estate, and investment sectors.[Firm website]

    The firm's own site news describes recent activity including a partnership in the voluntary carbon market aimed at reducing climate impact, the launch of a new production line at its shipbuilding and repair unit, cooperation on an oil spill response effort in the Red Sea, and recognition received for excellence as a multi generational family business.[Firm website]

    Focus

    Diversified holdings across industrial manufacturing, building materials, petrochemicals, real estate, and financial investments

    Sectors

    Building MaterialsManufacturingPetrochemicalsReal EstateTrade & ServicesOffshore

    Invests via

    Direct InvestmentsPublic EquityVenture Capital

CAPITAL LANDSCAPE

The Saudi Arabia Family Office Landscape

Saudi family offices are predominantly rooted in multi-generational merchant and conglomerate wealth, trading, construction, retail, and industrial distribution, and most of the offices listed here operate as the investment arm of a diversified family holding group rather than as a standalone allocator.

Most of the family offices listed here do not publicly disclose assets under management. This directory shows a disclosed figure only where one is recorded as firm-disclosed in the evidence register, so the combined total shown reflects a small disclosed subset, not the size of the market.

LOCAL MARKET

Why Saudi Arabia

No other Middle Eastern market matches the sheer scale of Saudi family capital. These offices sit atop networks spanning construction, trading, energy, and banking that can move capital at speed. Vision 2030 megaprojects, NEOM, The Red Sea, Diriyah Gate, generate co-investment and operating partnership opportunities that simply don't exist elsewhere.

The economic transformation is opening asset classes that barely existed five years ago, entertainment, tourism, sports, tech, and family offices with domestic access are the gatekeepers. International managers and operators who want a Saudi footprint need a local family partner to work through licensing, procurement, and distribution.

Islamic stewardship principles embed multi-generational thinking into these portfolios. Saudi family offices deploy patient capital with investment horizons that align naturally with long-duration infrastructure, real estate, and PE, strategies where shorter-dated institutional money often creates misaligned incentives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a family office in Saudi Arabia?

A family office in Saudi Arabia is a private organization set up to manage the wealth, investments, and often the philanthropic affairs of a single wealthy family. Many of the offices in this directory grew directly out of a merchant trading house or industrial conglomerate the family built over generations, and continue to operate as the investment arm of that broader family holding group rather than as a standalone external asset manager.

What structures do Saudi family offices use?

Most family offices in this directory operate as a single family office, a private structure set up and controlled directly by one family, often as an extension of that family's core operating business or holding group. Several of the larger offices sit alongside a diversified conglomerate spanning trading, construction, real estate, and industrial interests, with the family office itself coordinating the family's investment activity rather than the group's day to day operating businesses.

What is the difference between a single-family office and a multi-family office?

A single-family office serves the wealth, investments, and often the philanthropic and succession affairs of one family, and is typically set up and controlled directly by that family, frequently operating as an extension of the family's core operating business. A multi-family office serves multiple, usually unrelated, client families under one shared advisory or investment-management platform. This directory lists single-family structures; none of the offices profiled here are confirmed to operate a multi-family mandate on this page.

How do I connect with family offices in Saudi Arabia?

This directory is a reference platform, not an outreach or advisory service: it lists Saudi Arabia family offices drawn from each firm's own website, so a founder or fund manager can identify which offices' stated focus and sector interests actually match a given opportunity. From there, the most direct path is to reach out to each firm's own listed contact channel or website directly.