Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund's net income is set to rise by 9% in 2025.

DUBAI, June 30 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), announced that net profit more than doubled to 65.1 billion Saudi riyals ($17.33 billion) in 2025, with revenues increasing 9 percent to 449.9 billion riyals from 413 billion.

  • Operating profit jumped to 77.9 billion riyals from 34.6 billion, with total assets growing five percent to 4.54 trillion riyals.

  • Total assets compare with $4.32 trillion previously.

  • Cash and cash equivalents exceeded 350 billion riyals.

  • Net profit reached 25.8 billion riyals in the previous year.

(US$1 = 3.7559 riyals)


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