We launched our first project in the US with a Senior Living development in Brandon, Florida with the leading operator Meridian Senior Living and distinguished developer, Madison Marquette. The development cost is estimated to be $36m with a target IRR of 15% pa.

We acquired the Sauchiehall Building, a mixed use building with retail and car park, in the heart of Glasgow, UK on Sauchiehall Street, part of Galsgow’s ‘Golden Z’. The acquisition costs was GBP 59.5m with a target IRR of 10% pa.

We launched our first international investment by providing structured finance of GBP 26.5m to the iconic Regent Crescent development in Central London and delivering net returns to our investors of 10% pa.

In 2017 we launched the Saudi Stock Fund. This year saw the initiation of various products such as the GCC Trade Finance Fund, international real estate investments, private equity etc.

In 2016 Arbah Capital initiated a real estate project called Mirot.

In 2015, Arbah IPO Fund was recognized as the best IPO Fund over three years (2012-15) and for the year 2015. We also acquired the Amaar real estate project and our IPO Fund reached a total value of SAR 333m, one of the biggest IPO funds in KSA.

In 2014 we acquired the real estate project, Almarsa-2. We exited from two real estate projects, Almarsa–1 & Mada–4: The first had a return of 34% and a project size of SAR55m while the latter had a return of 15% with a project size of SAR140 m.

During 2013 we acquired the real estate project, Amaar and exited from it with a return of 15% at a project size of SAR348m.

In 2012 we acquired the real estate project, Almarsa-1 and exited from the Mersia real estate project providing a return of 32% with a project size of SAR50m.

2011 saw Arbah Capital being one of the first to launch an IPO Fund to the value of SAR5 m. We also acquired the Mada-4 real estate project during this time.

In 2010 we exited the Andalusiat real estate project with a return of 54% at a project size of SAR30 m.

In 2009 we acquired the real estate project, Mersia which was followed by the exit from the Andalusiat real estate project in 2010 with a return of 54% at a project size of SAR30 m.

In 2008, we developed a state-of-the-art support system and began our services, including; brokerage services, market–equity and acquired the real estate project, Andalusiat.