The assets of the Social Security Investment Fund achieved record growth of 2.4 billion dinars, reaching 18.6 billion dinars by the end of 2025, compared to 16.2 billion dinars at the end of 2024, representing a growth rate of 15%.
According to the Fund's preliminary financial results for 2025, this growth resulted from a rise in comprehensive income, which reached approximately 2.2 billion dinars by the end of 2025, compared to 1 billion dinars at the end of 2024, representing a growth rate of approximately 116%. This is in addition to the insurance surplus transferred from the Social Security Corporation, amounting to approximately 200 million dinars.
The increase in comprehensive income resulted from net returns from investment portfolios amounting to approximately 1.1 billion dinars. This represents a growth rate of 21.7%, and a net increase in the valuation of the strategic equity portfolio by approximately 1.1 billion dinars.
The Chairman of the Social Security Investment Fund, Omar Malhas, stated that the results achieved during 2025 reflect the Fund's ability to efficiently manage its investment portfolios. He added that the Fund also capitalizes on available opportunities at the right time, while maintaining a careful balance between return and risk. He noted that the Fund's performance is an important indicator of the improved performance of the national economy and the level of confidence in the investment environment.
He added that the fund is moving towards implementing and contributing to major investment projects in the next phase, including the Umrah project and the national carrier. It is also studying a number of major projects with the private sector, as well as projects related to the economic modernization vision in the energy, transportation, mining, and other sectors.
He explained that the fund is currently updating its strategic plan and reviewing its investment strategies. It is also reassessing its asset allocation to reflect a deeper understanding of market developments and to strengthen its focus on investments with a direct economic impact. This aligns with the Social Security Corporation's long-term commitments and supports the sustainability of returns and the fund's role in the national economy.
For his part, the head of the investment fund, Dr. Ezz El-Din Kanakrieh, said that the financial results reflect the prudence of diversifying investment instruments. This was achieved through the allocation of assets across portfolios of bonds, money market instruments, equities, real estate investments, loans, and tourism investments.
He explained that the fund manages this diversification within a disciplined framework that ensures profitable returns across varying risk levels and investment maturities. He emphasized that the exceptional results achieved reflect the soundness of the investment decisions made. He added that the next phase will focus on further developing the operational mechanisms related to managing and diversifying investment instruments. This will be done in parallel with implementing and expanding existing investments and exploring new, economically viable opportunities. The goal is to enhance the fund's readiness to meet future investment requirements and achieve sustainable returns.
The Social Security Investment Fund confirmed that publishing preliminary financial data at this time is in line with its corporate transparency policy. It indicated that it will publish detailed data on its investment portfolios in its periodic report, which will be issued in the second half of this month.