SVC Announces $266.6 Million in Joint Investments Across 17 US-Managed Funds

Saudi Venture Capital Company (SVC) announced $266.6 million in joint investments across 17 venture capital (VC), private-equity, and private-debt funds managed by 11 US fund managers, marking a significant step toward strengthening economic partnership opportunities between Saudi Arabia and the United States and supporting the growth of advanced-stage technology and innovation-driven companies.

The agreements were signed in Washington, D.C., in the presence of Dr. Nabeel Koshak, CEO and Board Member of SVC, alongside Linda Rottenberg, CEO of Endeavor Catalyst Fund 5, and Scott Sobel, CEO of Valor Venture Fund 5.

This initiative is part of the Kingdom’s broader efforts to expand investment cooperation in strategic and high-potential sectors, particularly advanced technologies, artificial intelligence, supply chains, and the digital economy. It aligns with Vision 2030, which aims to build a diversified and sustainable economy that enables high-value opportunities for the private sector.

Dr. Koshak emphasized that the agreements reinforce the private sector’s central role in the Saudi–US economic partnership and highlight the importance of private capital in supporting company growth, expansion, and value-added job creation. He noted that SVC’s investments in US funds represent a practical model for strengthening cross-border investment and knowledge transfer, fully aligned with Vision 2030’s diversification and sustainability objectives.

He added: “At SVC, we work to stimulate and sustain financing for advanced growth-stage companies through investments in VC, private-equity, and private-debt funds. This approach strengthens the Kingdom’s position as a regional hub for private capital, expands global partnerships, and supports the development of high-potential industries and domestic capabilities in strategic sectors.”