Abdullah bin Saad bin Mohammed Al Salem
Director/Board Member at ELM COMPANY
Active connections
Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
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AlShehana Al Azzaz | M | 37 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 7 years |
Khaled Al Ghoneim | M | - | - | |
Abdullah Abdulrahman Abdulmohsin Al Rabiah | M | 46 |
King Saud University
| 14 years |
Fares Al Fares | M | 45 | 4 years | |
Riad Souissi | M | 49 | 14 years | |
Munir Al Fahidi | M | 47 | 14 years | |
Abdulaziz Al Tamami | M | 58 | 14 years | |
Faris AlRashed Alhumaid | M | - | 2 years | |
Baker Abdulrahman Al Muhanna | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Bassam Al Muhaidib | M | 41 |
King Saud University
| 8 years |
Mohammed Al Omair | M | 47 | 22 years | |
Fahd AlShatri | M | 55 | 14 years | |
Khaled Abdulaziz Alghoneim | M | - | 2 years | |
Othman Al Tuwaijri | M | 38 |
King Saud University
| 10 years |
Mohammed Abdulkarim Al Muhaimid | M | 61 | 8 years | |
Nasser Al Mashari | M | 58 | 7 years | |
Salem Al Ghaslan | M | 63 | 21 years | |
Ibrahim Almojel | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Bander Mogren | M | - |
Jasara Program Management Co.
Jasara Program Management Co. Engineering & ConstructionIndustrial Services Jasara Program Management Co. engages in the provision of management services for social infrastructure projects in Saudi Arabia and across parts of the Middle East and North Africa. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. | - |
Abdullah E. Al-Ayadhi | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Abdulaziz Al Haidari | M | 42 | 7 years | |
Majed Al Arefi | M | 47 | 14 years | |
Yasir Al-Rumayyan | M | 54 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 9 years |
Issam Al Waqit | M | 48 | 4 years | |
Raed Abdullah bin Ahmed | M | 56 | 5 years | |
Abdulrahman Al-Jadhai | M | 55 | - | |
Luka Gajic | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 1 years |
Abdulrahman Al Odan | M | - | - | |
Sultan bin Abdul Malik Al-Sheikh | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Raid Ismail | M | 55 | 5 years | |
Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan | M | 60 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 8 years |
Mark DeCocinis | M | - |
Boutique Group
Boutique Group Hotels/Resorts/Cruise linesConsumer Services Boutique Group operates as a hotel. The private company is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Mark DeCocinis has been the CEO of the Saudi Arabian company since 2023. | 1 years |
Mohammed Mazyed Al-Twaijri | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Saleh Abdullah Debasi | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Ayman Alfallaj | M | - |
THIQAH Business Services Co.
THIQAH Business Services Co. Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services THIQAH Business Services Co. provides digital transformation services. The private company is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The CEO of the Saudi Arabian company is Ayman bin Abdullah Alfallaj. | - |
Connections Chart
Multi-company connection
Former connections
Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mohammad Al Ruwaigh | M | - |
King Saud University
| 14 years |
Rakan Hadhal Ali Al Fayzi | M | - |
King Saud University
| 9 years |
Hisham Attar | M | 43 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 5 years |
Bedour Alrayes | M | - |
King Saud University
| 3 years |
Vincent de Rivaz | M | 70 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 2 years |
Adel Abdel Aziz Nasser Al-Abdul Salam | M | 54 |
King Saud University
| 2 years |
Ali Ibrahim Ali Nasser | M | 38 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdul Majeed Mohammed Nasser Al-Batli | M | 33 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Naif Bakri Ali Al-Zahrani | M | 40 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdullah Saad Al Subaie | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Mustafa Mohammed Al Lahham | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Faisal Al-Baqmi | M | 39 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdulaziz Al Dayel | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Muna Abusulayman | M | - |
King Saud University
| 6 years |
Ibrahim Al Amiqan | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Nouf Alyousha | M | 38 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Sultan Hazah Hamas Al-Aasemi | M | 37 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Faisal Al Amiqan | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Waheed Jasas | M | 48 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Wail Al Jaaidi | M | 34 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdulaziz Aldiab | M | 38 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Mansour Bakila | M | 33 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Sultan All Haddab | M | 36 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdul Aziz Al Omar | M | 31 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Milda Venckute | F | - |
University of Portsmouth
| 4 years |
Abdullah Suleiman Al Juraish | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Joshua Warren | M | - |
University of Portsmouth
| 3 years |
Bashir Al-Arifi | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Alaa Babji | M | 39 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Guangui Chin | M | 34 |
University of Portsmouth
| 4 years |
Hatim bin Hamad Abdullah Al-Suhaibani | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdullah Abdurrahman Al-Mugil | M | 49 |
King Saud University
| 2 years |
Sami Ibrahim Abdel Aziz Al-Essa | M | - |
King Saud University
| 2 years |
Fawaz Abdulaziz Abd bin Hawil | M | 44 |
King Saud University
| 1 years |
Abdulaziz Al-Shehri | M | - |
King Saud University
| 2 years |
Man Lap Hung | M | 46 |
University of Portsmouth
| 4 years |
Mohamed bin Mansour A. Al-Mashouq | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Tarig Khaled Mohammed Al-Marshoud | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Hatem Altariqi | M | - |
King Saud University
| 5 years |
Turki Almalik | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Sulaiman Al Majed | M | - |
King Saud University
| 19 years |
Ibrahim Abdulaziz Al-Assaf | M | 75 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 20 years |
Hamza Bawazir | M | - |
King Saud University
| 1 years |
Nora Alkadi | F | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Yara Alenazi | F | - |
University of Portsmouth
| 3 years |
Abdullah Abdulrahman Mohammed AlAbdulwahed | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Mohammed Saud Abdulaziz Al-Zamil | M | 39 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Jia Hao Li | M | 33 |
University of Portsmouth
| 4 years |
Abdulaziz Al-Mousa | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Abdullah Alsaadi | M | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Nawal Al-Ghunaiman | F | - |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Mishal Ibrahim Salem Al-Mishari | M | 38 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Heba Al-Zeer | F | 38 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Mohammed Al-Mutairi | M | 40 |
King Saud University
| 4 years |
Statistics
Country | Connections | % of total |
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Saudi Arabia | 83 | 93.26% |
United Kingdom | 6 | 6.74% |
Age of Connections
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Executives
Origin of connections
- Stock Market
- Insiders
- Abdullah bin Saad bin Mohammed Al Salem
- Personal Network