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Securitization in Fund
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is exploring securitizing cash flows from companies in its portfolio, alongside selling stakes in stable assets and issuing bonds, to fund expansion and reduce its reliance on fresh capital injections. The fund manages more than $900 billion in assets. These options form part of its 2026–2030 strategy, amid liquidity pressures on banks and a weak IPO market. Saudi Arabia’s real GDP is expected to contract by 3.6% this year. One sign of this shift is the fund’s sale of a 49% stake in Humain to Aramco, which plans to invest $2.6 billion in the company this year.
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