SAB Investments
Institutional investorRiyadh · Seed · 15 people tracked
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Investment thesis
SAB Invest provides integrated investment services and products designed to meet client needs across local, regional, and international markets. Its asset management covers local and regional equities, sukuk and fixed-income products, real estate and alternatives, money markets and liquidity management, and structured investment products. Brokerage services span the Saudi stock market, Gulf and international equity markets, fixed income, and specialized margin trading solutions. Global investment solutions include single- or multi-asset international products, traditional and alternative assets, and investment advisory and executive management services. The firm draws on the Saudi Awwal Bank's deep knowledge and long experience in the Saudi market to deliver investment performance and specialized services.
Source: firm website, verified Oct 2, 2026.
Team · 15 people
from the firm's websiteFrequently asked questions
- What stage does SAB Investments invest at?
- SAB Investments invests at the Seed stage.
- Where is SAB Investments located?
- SAB Investments is headquartered in Riyadh, SA.
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