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Saudi Arabia’s Alkhabeer Capital announces its second round of subscriptions for REIT fund

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The company announced that the subscription period will be extended for 15 more working days

Saudi asset management company Alkhabeer Capital that specilises in Shariah-compliant investments and financial services has recently announced that they are starting with their second round of additional offering of Alkhabeer REIT Fund, which is a publicly-offered closed-ended Shariah-compliant real estate investment traded fund. It was announced that the subscription period will be extended for 15 more working days, i.e., from May 30 until June 17.

This extension is done expecting that it would increase the total assets of the fund by 19 percent, which is, from SR1.73 billion to SR2.06 billion. Additionally, this measure will also offer 38,037,835 additional units, from which 15,736,500 will be made available for public subscription. It is also reported that the additional l shares are priced at SR9.03, which includes subscription fees and value-added tax.

People and institutions that qualify for the subscription of the additional units are Saudi locals, foreign residents, and qualified institutions through the appointed receiving banks, including Al-Jazira Capital, Al-Rajhi Bank, and Saudi National Bank. The units will also be made available to clients of other banks with the help of the subscription system on the Alkhabeer capital website.

Alkhabeer REIT is a closed-ended publicly traded real estate investment fund and it was recently listed on Tadawul on March 20, 2019. It includes assets that are diversified across both the retail and industrial sectors, along with offices, residential and educational properties, primarily the ones which are located in Jeddah, Riyadh, and Tabuk.

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