Saudi PIF profits soar 152% to SR65 billion in 2025

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) has announced a dramatic surge in its profits for 2025, with net earnings soaring by 152% to SR65.1 billion. This significant financial leap from SR25.8 billion in the previous year underscores the fund's robust performance and strategic effectiveness.

The impressive growth is attributed to a combination of factors, including increased revenues, enhanced overall operational efficiency, and a reduction in administrative expenses. Furthermore, a stronger contribution from associated companies significantly boosted the fund's profitability. The fund's consolidated financial statements, released on the London Stock Exchange, also revealed a sharp rise in net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company, nearly quadrupling to SR46.4 billion from SR11.2 billion.

These exceptional results coincide with PIF's accelerated expansion of its asset base and strategic investments. Total assets under management have seen exponential growth, expanding from SR720 billion in 2017 to SR4.54 trillion by the end of last year. PIF has set an ambitious target to reach SR10 trillion in assets under management by 2030.

The fund's total revenues increased by 9% to SR449 billion in 2025, fueled by higher operating income and strong returns from its diversified investment activities. This reflects the continued maturation of its long-term investments. Operating profit also experienced a substantial surge, climbing by 125% to SR78 billion by 2025, further demonstrating the fund's enhanced financial performance and strategic execution.