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Home»Business»Cultural Assets Group launches SAR 850 million cultural investment fund with financing from Saudi Cultural Development Fund
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Cultural Assets Group launches SAR 850 million cultural investment fund with financing from Saudi Cultural Development Fund

By Sam AllcockJanuary 28, 2026Updated:January 29, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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The Cultural Assets Group has announced the launch of a private, closed-end investment fund focused on Saudi Arabia’s cultural sectors, with a total value of SAR 850 million. The fund includes SAR 200 million in financing from the Cultural Development Fund (CDF). The announcement was made during the Cultural Investment Conference 2025, held in Riyadh on 29 and 30 September.

The fund will invest in a wide range of fields including visual arts, fashion and cultural retail, digital content experience design, interactive media and production, as well as emerging technologies. Its aim is to support the sustainable development of the Kingdom’s creative and cultural economy, assist local companies in expanding globally, and localise intellectual property and advanced technologies by attracting and acquiring leading international companies.

By adopting international best practices in asset management and investment diversification, the fund seeks to enhance the attractiveness of the Kingdom’s cultural industries and strengthen their contribution to the national economy. The launch marks a major milestone in advancing private investment and unlocking new economic opportunities within Saudi Arabia’s cultural sector.

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