Saudi Arabia sees 33.5% FDI increase in 2025

The article discusses the increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to Saudi Arabia in 2025, which amounted to 159.1 billion riyals, marking a 33.5% rise compared to 2024. Outbound flows also grew significantly by 98.5% to reach 77.7 billion riyals, while net flows increased by 1.7% to 81.4 billion riyals. The construction and manufacturing industries topped the list of contributing sectors, with total investment flows in these activities reaching 34.5 billion riyals and 33.4 billion riyals, respectively, by the end of 2025. On the other hand, Luxembourg’s bank recorded the highest net flows at 24.4 billion riyals, and the United Arab Emirates led the foreign direct investment balance with a total of 170.7 billion riyals. The report indicates that foreign direct investment reflects long-term relationships between investors and the Saudi economy, with industrial and service sectors playing a crucial role in attracting these flows.

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