PIF logs SAR 14.7 bln loss in 2022

06/08/2023 Argaam

PIF logs SAR 14.7 bln loss in 2022

Logo of Public Investment Fund (PIF)


The Public Investment Fund (PIF) posted a SAR 14.7 billion loss in 2022, against SAR 85.7 billion profit a year earlier, after recording unrealized losses from securities and fund investments as well as some other investments, due to market decline especially in technology sector.

 

Meanwhile, PIF’s revenues from non-investment activities rose by 32% year-on-year (YoY) amid increased revenues from some local subsidiaries, as shown in the following table:

 

PIF's Income Statement (SAR bln)

Period

2021

2022

Change

Income from Investment Activities

71.4

(41.6)

(158%)

Revenues from Non-Investment Activities

156.9

206.6

+32%

Total Revenues

228.2

165.1

(28%)

Cost of Revenues

(82.2)

(117.2)

(43%)

Other Operating Revenues

7.6

4.3

(43%)

Share in Associates

8.6

8.9

+3%

Operating Profit

85.5

(14.8)

(117%)

Financing Costs/Revenues

4.5

5.7

+28%

Profit

85.7

(14.7)

(117%)

 

The value of PIF's assets jumped by SAR 377.5 billion (15%) in 2022, thanks to the increase in securities and financial derivatives investments, as a result of transferring 4% of Aramco's ownership to PIF in 2022, which represented SAR 296 billion.

 

Balance Sheet (SAR bln)

Period

2021

2022

Change

Fixed Assets

298.0

362.7

+22%

Investments in Associates

118.5

147.3

+24%

Investments in Securities

934.4

1266.4

+36%

Finance and Advances

535.4

592.2

+11%

Total Assets

2539.1

2916.5

+15%

Loans

249.3

321.8

+29%

Customer Deposits

603.4

607.0

+1%

Total Liabilities

1035.3

1147.9

+11%

Total Equity

1503.8

1768.6

+18%

 

PIF's results were attributed the performance of global equity markets in 2022, which saw many of the fund's assets listed in global markets.

 

PIF is a long-term investor, and its performance is unrelated to short-term financial results. Moreover, the fund aims to achieve a sustainable value in the long term in order to diversify the local economy and create sustainable returns.

Comments {{getCommentCount()}}

Be the first to comment

{{Comments.indexOf(comment)+1}}
{{comment.FollowersCount}}
{{comment.CommenterComments}}
loader Train
Sorry: the validity period has ended to comment on this news
Opinions expressed in the comments section do not reflect the views of Argaam. Abusive comments of any kind will be removed. Political or religious commentary will not be tolerated.

Most Read