The asset value of local and foreign public investment funds in the Saudi Stock Exchange recorded an annual growth of 37%, an increase of nearly 43 billion riyals by the end of the third quarter of 2024, to reach 160,087 billion riyals, compared to 117,117 billion riyals for the same period of 2023.

<The value of assets achieved a quarterly growth of 10.4% with an increase of SAR 15,120 billion, compared to SAR 144,967 billion at the end of the second quarter of this year.
The number of subscribers reached 1,570,452, achieving an annual growth of 51%, an increase of approximately 528 thousand subscribers, compared to 1,042,484 subscribers at the end of the same period last year, according to the CMA's Quarterly Statistical Bulletin 2024. This growth was supported by the rise in local investment assets, which achieved an annual growth of 42%, an increase of SAR 39.598 billion, to reach a total of SAR 134.431 billion, representing 84% of the overall total value of assets.

While the value of local assets was recorded at SAR 134.431 billion, the value of investment assets was recorded at SAR 134.431 billion, representing 84% of the overall total value of assets.

<While the value of foreign investment assets recorded an annual growth of 15.1%, with an increase of more than 3 billion riyals, to reach 25,656 billion riyals, which represents 16% of the overall total asset value. The number of public investment funds grew year-on-year by 10%, with 27 investment funds increasing to a total of 310 funds.

The number of public investment funds grew year-on-year by 10%, with 27 investment funds increasing to a total of 310 funds. <The assets of public investment funds were distributed by investment type across 14 investment types, with the highest in terms of value; “money market” assets worth 44,868 billion riyals, accounting for 28% of total assets. Second came the assets of “equities” with SAR 34,767 billion, representing 27.3% of total assets, third came the assets of REITs with SAR 29,263 billion, representing 18.3% of total assets, and fourth, the assets of “debt instruments” funds with SAR 22,236 billion, representing 14% of total assets.