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Family HoldingPuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 4 SOURCES

Assila Investments

Riyadh family investment company, rebranded in 2010 from Mohammed Al-Issa and Sons Holding (1970), holding large stakes in Saudi-listed Riyad Bank, Savola Group and TAIBA.

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Family & background

FAMILY
Al-Issa
HEADQUARTERS
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
FOUNDED
2010
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only

Investment approach

GEOGRAPHY
Saudi Arabia
ROUTES
Companies (own capital)
STRATEGIES
Public equitiesDirect investments

Overview

Assila Investments Company is a Riyadh closed joint-stock company (commercial registration 1010308134) that Forbes Middle East lists among the top Arab family businesses. It was originally established in 1970 as Mohammed Al-Issa and Sons (MASC) Holding Company and rebranded in 2010. As of May 2026 it held about 8% of Riyad Bank, 11.2% of Savola Group and 22.2% of TAIBA, making it one of the largest shareholders on the Saudi Exchange. Eng. Abdullah Mohammed Al-Issa chairs its board.

Holdings & investments (3)

  • Riyad Bank
  • Savola Group
    Food & Agriculture
  • TAIBA
    Real Estate & PropTech

People

  • Eng. Abdullah Mohammed Al-Issa
    Chairman of the Board · source
  • Bader Bin Abdullah Al Issa
    Chief Executive Officer · source

Frequently asked questions

Assila Investments is a family holding based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, founded in 2010.

Assila Investments invests on behalf of the Al-Issa family.

Assila Investments invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes public equities and direct investments.

Assila Investments invests in Food & Agriculture, Consumer & E-commerce and Real Estate & PropTech.

Key people at Assila Investments include Eng. Abdullah Mohammed Al-Issa (Chairman of the Board) and Bader Bin Abdullah Al Issa (Chief Executive Officer).

Assila Investments's holdings and investments include Riyad Bank, Savola Group and TAIBA.

No. Assila Investments invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.