Ajzal Capital
investment arm of Al Jabr Group
Also known as Ajzal Arabian Investment Company
Investment arm of Saudi family conglomerate Al Jabr Group, launched 2023 in Dammam; manages group capital in public equities, alternatives and fixed income.
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Family & background
- HEADQUARTERS
- Dammam, Saudi Arabia
- FOUNDED
- 2023
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- GEOGRAPHY
- Saudi Arabia
- ROUTES
- Direct investments
- STRATEGIES
- Public equitiesPrivate equityReal estate
Overview
Ajzal Arabian Investment Company (Ajzal Capital) was launched in 2023 as one of the main investment arms of the Al Jabr Group, which describes itself as a family conglomerate dating from the early twentieth century with businesses from automotive and real estate to food production. Ajzal manages portfolios in public equities, alternative investments, money market and fixed-income instruments to diversify the group's assets, on a Shariah-compliant basis. Its listed asset classes are commodities, private equity, public equity, money market, fixed income and real estate. It says it intends to offer its products to companies, family institutions and qualified individual investors in the future.
Investment thesis
Patient, research-led, sector-neutral capital for durable growth, using home-market access and a Shariah-aware lens, focused on industries aligned with Saudi Vision 2030.
People
- Bader Kassim BuallayHead of Asset Management · source
- Ahsan JamilCEO | CIO · source
Classification
Single Family Office. Manages one family's own capital, with no outside investors. The family bears every loss. How family capital is classified →
FAQ
Ajzal Capital is a single family office based in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, founded in 2023.
Ajzal Capital invests directly in companies. Its stated asset mix includes public equities, private equity and real estate.
Key people at Ajzal Capital include Bader Kassim Buallay (Head of Asset Management) and Ahsan Jamil (CEO | CIO).
No. Ajzal Capital invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.