Saudi, Pakistani Investors Agree to Set Up Private Equity Fund
Saudi and Pakistani investors have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a joint private equity fund, with an initial size of a number of hundred million dollars.
Saudi and Pakistani investors have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a joint private equity fund, with an initial size of a number of hundred million dollars.
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- What happened
- Official response
- What comes next
- The bottom line
Key points
- The Saudi-Pakistan Joint Business Council signed the agreement on November 9, 2026.
- Under the proposed arrangement, 75 percent of the fund will be invested in Pakistan and the remaining 25 percent in Saudi Arabia.
- The fund will target private businesses in sectors including agriculture, mining, construction and other industries.
- The fund's establishment and investments will be subject to regulatory approvals in both countries.
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Meanwhile, the Saudi-Pakistan Joint Business Council signed the agreement on November 9, 2026. Investors from both countries will contribute equally to the fund.
Under the proposed arrangement, 75 percent of the fund will be invested in Pakistan and the remaining 25 percent in Saudi Arabia. Abdul El-Sayed Wants to Stop Sending American Weapons to Pakistan.
Notably, the fund will target private businesses in sectors including agriculture, mining, construction and other industries. It will additionally explore investment opportunities linked to the Pakistani government's plan to commercialise public land and assets.
These opportunities include airports, motorways, ports and maritime development projects. In Saudi Arabia, the fund will additionally consider commercial investments, including projects in the holy cities.
In practice, the MoU allows institutions from both countries to participate in the equity of the fund management firm.
In practice, the agreement was signed by members of the joint business council. It was established by the governments of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to promote private-sector trade and investment.
Meanwhile, the fund's establishment and investments will be subject to regulatory approvals in both countries. Its structure and initial investments will be finalised after the required approvals are secured. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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