Gulf Investment Corporation

Gulf Investment Corporation (GIC) is a sovereign wealth fund established on November 15, 1983, equally owned by the governments of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. GIC was formed to foster economic growth, diversification, and capital markets development across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. The corporation offers a diverse range of financial opportunities to both local and international investors, with a proven track record in assisting private enterprises across various industry sectors and delivering innovative investment solutions. GIC's mission is to be the development investor for the GCC, contributing to the region's economic growth and diversification. The corporation's culture is guided by core values such as excellence, leadership, openness, fairness, adaptability, professional growth, team approach, and good corporate citizenship. These values enable GIC to attract and retain top talent and become the investment partner of choice in the GCC. GIC's operations are managed through a highly qualified team, with a Board of Directors representing the interests of its shareholders. The corporation's financial results reflect its commitment to achieving sustainable growth and delivering value to its stakeholders. GIC's portfolio includes investments in various sectors, including logistics, oil and gas services, healthcare, financial services, food and agriculture, heavy and light industries, technology, education, telecom, and utilities. The corporation's investment approach is characterized by a focus on economic growth, diversification, and capital markets development within the GCC region. GIC's commitment to excellence and innovation has established it as a leading investment entity in the Middle East, contributing significantly to the economic development and diversification of the GCC countries.