Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: Saudi Arabia’s foreign direct investment (FDI) net inflows reached SAR 48.4 billion during the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025, marking a 90% increase from SAR 25.5 billion in Q4-24 and an 82% rise from SAR 26.6 billion in Q3-25.

According to recent figures from the General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT), FDI inflows rose by 29% in Q4-25 to SAR 50.6 billion from SAR 39.3 billion in Q4-24. 

On the other side, the value of FDI outflows in Saudi Arabia recorded SAR 2.2 billion in Q4-25, declining by 84% from SAR 13.8 billion in Q4-24. It also dropped by 33% compared to the previous quarter of 2025,

These figures reflect the Kingdom’s efforts to attract and bolster FDIs as part of Vision 2030’s economic diversification agenda through a multifaceted strategy encompassing various legal reforms, regulatory enhancements, incentives, and targeted sectoral development.