Mohammed Alardhi, CEO of Investcorp, stated that the company plans to pursue a deal with a strategic investor or an initial public offering (IPO) in the near future.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Alardhi said Investcorp may seek to boost its liquidity in the coming years, either through strategic partnerships or public offerings, Bloomberg reported. 
Alardhi also mentioned that the company currently manages assets worth about $55 billion and is optimistic about the 2025 outlook and the business climate in the US under President Donald Trump.
Investcorp is the largest alternative asset management firm in the Middle East, focusing on long-term value through investments in private equity, real estate, debt management, and private equity stakes across the US, Europe, the Middle East (including Turkey), and Asia.
Hazem Bin-Gacem, Co-CEO of Investcorp, previously told Argaam that the company’s investments in Saudi Arabia total nearly $2 billion, spread across private equity in logistics, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, technology, and real estate and infrastructure.
Four of Investcorp’s investments have been listed on the Saudi Stock Market, including BinDawood Holding Co., Alujain Corp., Theeb Rent a Car Co., and Lazurde Company for Jewelry.
Mohammed Alardhi, CEO of Investcorp, stated that the company plans to pursue a deal with a strategic investor or an initial public offering (IPO) in the near future.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Alardhi said Investcorp may seek to boost its liquidity in the coming years, either through strategic partnerships or public offerings, Bloomberg reported.
Alardhi also mentioned that the company currently manages assets worth about $55 billion and is optimistic about the 2025 outlook and the business climate in the US under President Donald Trump.
Investcorp is the largest alternative asset management firm in the Middle East, focusing on long-term value through investments in private equity, real estate, debt management, and private equity stakes across the US, Europe, the Middle East (including Turkey), and Asia.
Hazem Bin-Gacem, Co-CEO of Investcorp, previously told Argaam that the company’s investments in Saudi Arabia total nearly $2 billion, spread across private equity in logistics, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, technology, and real estate and infrastructure.
Four of Investcorp’s investments have been listed on the Saudi Stock Market, including BinDawood Holding Co., Alujain Corp., Theeb Rent a Car Co., and Lazurde Company for Jewelry.
