Khaberni - The assets of the Social Security Investment Fund achieved a record growth of 2.4 billion dinars, reaching 18.6 billion dinars at the end of 2025 compared to 16.2 billion dinars at the end of 2024, with a growth rate of 15%.
According to the preliminary financial results for the fund in 2025, this growth resulted from an increase in total income, which reached about 2.2 billion dinars at the end of 2025, compared with one billion dinars at the end of 2024, with a growth rate of about 116%, in addition to the transferred insurance surplus from the Public Institution for Social Security, amounting to about 200 million dinars.
The increase in total income came as a result of achieving net returns from investment portfolios valued at about 1.1 billion dinars with a growth rate of 21.7%, and a net rise in the valuation of the strategic equity portfolio by about 1.1 billion dinars.
Omar Malhas, the president of the Social Security Investment Fund Council, said that the results achieved during 2025 reflect the fund's ability to efficiently manage its investment portfolios, seize opportunities at the right time, and maintain a thoughtful balance between return and risk, indicating that the fund's performance is an important indicator of the improvement in the performance of the national economy and the level of confidence in the investment environment.
He added that the fund is heading in the next phase to execute and contribute to major investment projects, including the Omra project and the national carrier, alongside studying a number of major projects with the private sector, and projects of the Economic Modernization Vision in sectors such as energy, transportation, mining, etc.
He explained that the fund is currently working on updating its strategic plan, reviewing its investment orientations, and re-evaluating the asset allocation, reflecting a deeper understanding of market developments, and promoting the orientation towards investments with a direct economic impact, in alignment with the long-term commitments of the Public Institution for Social Security, and supporting the sustainability of returns and the role of the fund in the national economy.
On his part, Azaldin Kanakriya, the head of the Investment Fund, said that the financial results reflect the sagacity of diversifying investment instruments, through distributing assets across bond portfolios, money market instruments, stocks, real estate investments, loans, and tourist investments.
He explained that the fund manages this diversification within a disciplined framework that considers achieving viable returns within the levels of risks and terms of different investments, affirming that the exceptional results achieved reflect the soundness of the investment decisions made. He added that the next phase will witness the continued development of the execution mechanisms associated with managing and diversifying investment instruments, in parallel with executing and expanding existing investments and studying new economically viable opportunities, enhancing the fund's readiness to deal with future investment requirements and achieving sustainable returns.
The Social Security Investment Fund confirmed that the publication of preliminary financial data at this time comes within the framework of the fund's approach to institutional disclosure, and mentioned that it will publish detailed data of its investment portfolios in its periodic report, which will be issued during the second half of the current month.
