The PIF 2025 Annual Report shows that revenue rose 9% year on year to $120 billion, while net profit more than doubled to reach $17 billion. The sovereign wealth fund retained more than $900 billion in assets under management and registered an annualized total shareholder return of 5.8% since 2017.
Key Data in PIF 2025 Annual Report
Financial performance throughout the year reflected higher dividend distributions from portfolio firms along with returns from financial investments. In addition, the fund managed diversified funding sources during 2025, issuing a debut euro-denominated green bond and establishing a commercial paper program for short-term financing.
Credit rating agencies reaffirmed the fund’s financial profile. Moody’s maintained an Aa3 rating with a stable outlook, Fitch confirmed an A+ rating with a stable outlook, and S&P assigned an inaugural A-1 short-term credit rating.
Domestic Investments and Economic Impact
According to the PIF 2025 Annual Report, cumulative domestic investments reached more than $199 billion between 2021 and 2025. This capital deployment supported non-oil economic growth across multiple sectors in Saudi Arabia.
“Throughout 2025, PIF continued to drive Saudi Arabia’s economic development and diversification through long-term investments and the launch of strategic companies. PIF contributed 11% of Saudi Arabia’s total non-oil GDP in 2025 and contributed more than $342 billion cumulatively from 2021-2025.”
Maram Aljohani, Chief of Staff and Secretary General to the Board at PIF
New Ventures and Technology Integration
The PIF 2025 Annual Report outlines the launch of major entities including HUMAIN to develop advanced capabilities in AI, alongside Expo 2030 Riyadh Company to build and operate facilities in Riyadh. Furthermore, the fund deployed 100 new digital applications and activated 43 AI solutions within its internal operations.
International presence also grew by 12% across foreign markets. Specifically, new subsidiary offices opened in Paris, Beijing, and Shanghai, adding to established offices in London, New York, and Hong Kong, supported by partnerships with Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Macquarie Asset Management, and SACE.
“In 2025, PIF more than doubled net profit year on year and maintained its strong financial position with over $900 billion in assets under management. As we enter the next five-year phase of our investment strategy, PIF will continue to drive sustained value creation, portfolio maturity and stronger financial performance.”
Yasir Alsalman, Chief Financial Officer and Acting Head of Global Capital Finance Division at PIF
Transition to the 2026-2030 Strategy
The year 2025 concluded the fund’s 2021-2025 strategic cycle. Looking ahead, the 2026-2030 strategy directs capital deployment into six domestic ecosystems while pursuing targeted international investments across global sectors such as energy transition, advanced manufacturing, and entertainment.
