GFH Capital Partners with Al Tijaria in GCC Logistics Sector

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GFH Capital Partners with Al Tijaria in GCC Logistics Sector
GFH Capital (“GFHC”), a KSA based Subsidiary of GFH Financial Group (“GFH” or “the Group”), a leading regional financial institution, has announced a strategic partnership with The Commercial Real Estate Company K.P.S.C. (“Al Tijaria”). Image Courtesy: GFH Capital

GFH Capital (“GFHC”), a KSA-based Subsidiary of GFH Financial Group, one of the leading regional financial institutions, has announced a strategic partnership with The Commercial Real Estate Company K.P.S.C. (“Al Tijaria”). Under the agreement, Al Tijaria, a prominent Kuwait-based real estate company, will act as a technical advisor for one of GFHC’s Logistics Funds and will gain exposure to the Group’s growing investments and exposures in the warehousing and logistics sector across Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region.

GFH Financial Group has significantly expanded its investments in the logistics sector, with an estimated exposure of approximately USD 2 billion diversified across various logistics facilities, including cold storage, last-mile delivery hubs, and fulfillment centers, ensuring a diversified presence across the logistics value chain.

GFH Capital is delighted to work with Al-Tijaria as an experienced real estate company on this opportunity and is confident that this partnership will lead to developing a successful logistics platform regionally. This partnership underscores GFH Group’s growing reputation in structuring and delivering investment opportunities to its partners.

Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Razi Al Murbati, CEO of GFH Capital, said, “We are pleased to partner with Al Tijaria in this critical sector. It reflects the growing importance of logistics as a key driver of economic development in KSA and the wider Gulf and the strong opportunities this expansion is creating. This partnership aligns with our strategy to offer high-growth investments that deliver sustainable returns while also supporting regional development goals.”

Eng. Abdulmutaleb Marafie, CEO of Al Tijaria, added: “Foreseen partnership with GFH Capital provides us with unique access to the region’s rapidly expanding logistics market. Together, we aim to develop state-of-the-art infrastructure and create value for the investors.”

Al Tijaria remains committed to enhancing performance and delivering strong results by creating new opportunities and diversifying income sources across KSA, the GCC, and international markets. With a proven track record of delivering landmark projects, the company continues to pursue sustainable growth, strengthen shareholder value, and reinforce its financial position. Through this collaboration, Al Tijaria leverages GFH’s market expertise to capitalize on the growing opportunities within the logistics sector, further solidifying its strategic growth trajectory.

The collaboration reaffirms the commitment of both organizations to advancing logistics infrastructure, fostering innovation, and supporting the region’s economic diversification goals.

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