- Hamah receives Capital Market Authority (CMA) license to manage investments and operate funds.
- The company will focus on real estate, private equity, and structured finance investment vehicles.
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Future plans include launching investment banking services such as IPO advisory, M&A, and financial restructuring.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – The Capital Market Authority (CMA) has officially granted Hamah a license to practice investment management and fund operation activities in Saudi Arabia.
Hamah aims to provide comprehensive asset management solutions aligned with each client’s objectives and risk tolerance, with a strong focus on diversifying investments across:
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Real Estate Investment Funds (REIFs)
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Private Equity Funds
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Structured Finance Vehicles
Future Services and Expansion Plans
Looking ahead, Hamah plans to expand its offering by launching a full suite of investment banking services, including:
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Advisory for public and private offerings
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IPO management
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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
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Corporate restructuring
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Business valuation
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Financing arrangements
The firm also intends to provide comprehensive financial advisory services, including:
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Market research
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Wealth management
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Feasibility studies
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Financial planning
Licensing Details
Hamah is a CMA-licensed firm under license number 32-24296, issued on October 21, 2024, and officially began operations following CMA’s resolution dated May 8, 2025.
Mr. Abdulilah Al-Saab serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Hamah. He brings over 17 years of experience in managing real estate investment funds across several leading financial institutions in the Saudi market.
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