The Arab Investment Company

Overview

Established in July 1974, The Arab Investment Company (TAIC) is a Pan-Arab joint-stock company owned by the governments of 17 Arab states. With an authorized capital of US$ 1,200 million and a paid-up capital of US$ 1,050 million, TAIC aims to mobilize Arab financial resources to develop Arab resources in various economic sectors. Its primary objective is to invest in projects that support and develop the Arab economy through equity participation in agricultural, industrial, and service projects that meet established economic viability criteria. Additionally, TAIC provides banking services to both public and private sector companies within and outside Arab countries. TAIC's investment activities are conducted in two main areas: project equity and banking services. The company focuses on sectors such as agriculture, industry, trade, transportation, and services, ensuring that investments are based on sound economic and commercial principles. By doing so, TAIC seeks to contribute to the economic development and diversification of the Arab world. The company enjoys all guarantees and concessions provided by the national, Pan-Arab, and foreign investment codes in the shareholder countries, including full mobility and freedom of expatriation of assets, as well as immunity against nationalization and expropriation. In October 2025, TAIC announced a strategic partnership with Franklin Templeton, one of the world's largest asset management companies, to invest US$ 70 million in the Franklin Gulf Wealth Bond Fund. This partnership underscores TAIC's commitment to enhancing the efficiency of its investment portfolio and achieving sustainable returns for its shareholders. The collaboration aims to support the development of local and regional capital markets, delivering long-term value to investors. This move reflects TAIC's proactive approach to adapting to evolving market dynamics and its dedication to fostering economic growth within the Arab region.