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Akdital’s Saudi Arm Secures $100 Million International Funding to Fuel Hospital Expansion

Akdital’s Saudi subsidiary, Akdital Hospitals, has closed a $100 million international fund‑raising round led by Mediterrania Capital Partners. The money will back a multi‑billion‑riyal plan to build and operate new hospitals in Riyadh, Mecca, Jeddah and Medina, targeting more than 1,000 beds. The deal complements a recent 1.2 billion‑dirham bond issued in Morocco, together providing the financial firepower needed for the group’s global expansion agenda.

December 22nd, 2025
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International Funding Secured

Akdital Hospitals, the Saudi‑based holding of Morocco’s Akdital Group, successfully closed a $100 million international fundraising round. The transaction was led by Mediterrania Capital Partners (MCP) and its president, Saad Bendidi, who acted on behalf of Akdital’s global expansion strategy.

Complementary Local Bond Issue

The $100 million raise follows a domestic bond issuance in Morocco worth 1.2 billion dirhams, completed in November. Both financings are aligned with the group’s strategic objective of securing sufficient capital for its worldwide development plan.

Planned Hospital Portfolio in Saudi Arabia

  • Locations: Riyadh, Mecca, Jeddah and Medina
  • Total bed capacity: >1,000 beds
  • Investment commitment: approximately SAR 5.3 billion (about $1.4 billion)

These projects aim to broaden Akdital’s footprint in the kingdom’s private, multi‑disciplinary healthcare sector.

Recent Operational Milestones

  • July 2025 – Signed a protocol of agreement with Dr. Abdulrahman Al‑Mishari for Development to lease and manage the Abdulrahman Al‑Mishari Hospital, a private multidisciplinary facility in Riyadh’s Al Olaya district.
  • Early December 2025 – Announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to acquire a majority stake in Bishri Hospital, Mecca, pending regulatory and operational approvals expected in the coming weeks.

Akdital continues to leverage its Moroccan heritage and Saudi partnerships to accelerate growth across the Gulf region.

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