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Saudi $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Weighs Creating a Logistics Giant

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is considering consolidating its ports, rail, and shipping assets into a single logistics entity to attract foreign investment and strengthen trade routes amid the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruptions. The $1 trillion fund controls the $8.3 billion National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia, Saudi Global Ports, and Saudi Railway Co. Discussions remain preliminary, with potential for an eventual initial public offering.

21 de mayo de 2026

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Saudi $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Weighs Creating a Logistics Giant

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