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AKDITAL Secures 15% Stake from Arab Invest to Accelerate Saudi Expansion
The AKDITAL Group announced that Arab Invest has acquired a 15 % share in its Riyadh‑based holding company, providing fresh capital to fast‑track AKDITAL’s regional growth plan. The partnership combines AKDITAL’s expertise in building and operating hospitals with Arab Invest’s regional investment network across 16 Arab nations, positioning the group to reach a 2,000‑bed international footprint by 2030.
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AKDITAL Group confirmed that Arab Invest will take a 15 % stake in its Riyadh‑based holding company, marking a decisive step in the group's regional expansion strategy.
Strategic partnership details
The injection of capital aims to fund AKDITAL’s international development projects, with a particular focus on Saudi Arabia. AKDITAL contributes its proven know‑how in developing, managing and operating health facilities, while Arab Invest offers its investment strength, a broad regional network and a presence across sixteen Arab countries.
Current hospital projects in Saudi Arabia
- Two hospitals under construction in Riyadh.
- One hospital in progress in Mecca.
- One hospital in development in Jeddah.
Through the partnership, AKDITAL reiterates its ambition to operate **more than 2,000 beds internationally by 2030** and continues to explore further expansion opportunities in other strategic markets of the region.
Comments from the partners
Abdullah Ben Saleh Bakhribah, General Director of Arab Invest, said: “This investment is a major milestone for Arab Invest and reflects our commitment to directing capital toward high‑quality, sustainable economic and social impact opportunities. Together with AKDITAL, we aim to build a leading regional investment platform that supports the health sector and creates lasting value for investors and Arab communities.”
Dr. Rochdi Talib, President‑CEO of AKDITAL, added: “Arab Invest’s entry into our holding’s capital confirms confidence in our long‑term vision, development model and operational expertise. The partnership strengthens our ability to accelerate expansion, especially in Saudi Arabia where several projects are already underway. Our target is a network of over 2,000 beds by 2030, contributing with our partners to a world‑class health system that meets the growing needs of the region.”