محمد يحي
- Qatar Investment Authority Expands Portfolio Over the Past Year to Support Venture Capital and Healthcare
- Future Generations Fund Reaches OMR 8.57 Billion
The Oman Investment Authority (OIA), the Sultanate’s sovereign wealth fund, continued expanding its global investment portfolio throughout 2025 by deploying capital across a diverse range of sectors, including private equity, venture capital, healthcare, logistics, infrastructure, and advanced technologies.
According to the Authority, its Future Generations Fund reached approximately OMR 8.57 billion, generating profits of around OMR 1.041 billion during the year.
The fund has also broadened its international exposure through investments in 210 funds across North America, Europe, and Asia.
OIA stated that its investment strategy is focused on high-growth sectors of the future, particularly artificial intelligence, robotics, climate technology, healthcare, and software.
Its portfolio includes investments linked to leading global firms and investment platforms such as Khosla Ventures, Thoma Bravo, and Blackstone.
Healthcare remains a key priority alongside infrastructure and logistics projects across Europe, Asia, and emerging markets, reflecting the Authority’s efforts to maintain broad geographic and sector diversification.
In its latest move, OIA announced a new investment in US-based Neuralink, the brain-computer interface company, underscoring its growing interest in next-generation technologies with significant long-term growth potential.
The Authority noted that its diversified international portfolio is designed to strengthen revenue diversification and support Oman’s long-term investment strategy, while generating sustainable returns for future generations.
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