Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company completes its local sukuk program worth 10 billion riyals

Monday 08 June 2026
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The Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company ( SRC ), owned by the Public Investment Fund, announced the completion of its local sukuk issuance program with a total value of SAR 10 billion, after closing the last tranche of the program with a value of SAR 4 billion and a record coverage exceeding 1.8 times; this indicates the confidence of investors in the company’s business model and confirms its active role in the Saudi housing and real estate refinancing market in achieving the objectives of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 programs.

The company explained in a press release today that the local sukuk program, which was launched in March of last year 2021 with three tranches, targeted local investors from financial institutions and investment funds. The first tranche was valued at 4 billion Saudi riyals (approximately 1.067 billion US dollars) with maturities of 7 and 10 years. The sukuk witnessed coverage exceeding 2.15 times, and attracted a record of requests exceeding 8 billion riyals.

“Sirk” noted that in December of last year, 2021, the second tranche of the program was launched with a value of 2 billion Saudi riyals (approximately 5.3 million US dollars), targeting financial institutions, investment funds and other local institutions with a competitive fixed financing rate of 3.04%. The issuance recorded positive reactions from the market and coverage exceeding 2.5 times the subscription.

For his part, the CEO of the Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company, Fabrice Suissini, stated that the local sukuk issuance program has recently witnessed a positive response from the market, noting that the fact that all of the company’s issuances exceeded the subscription limit reflects investors’ confidence in the company’s active role in stimulating the growth and sustainability of the real estate finance sector in the Kingdom to increase the rate of homeownership for citizens in accordance with the objectives of the Housing Program – one of the programs of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

Swissini emphasized the company’s role in promoting the sustainability of citizens’ access to affordable housing finance at a low cost, while expanding the base of financiers in the market through the issuance of structured sukuk programs, as part of the company’s objectives and efforts to maintain the stability and flexibility of the Saudi real estate finance market in the long term.

He noted that the financing raised so far from the sukuk will contribute to enhancing the company’s objectives to increase the growth of private refinancing offers for residential mortgage lenders, provide innovative financial solutions to hedge against financial risks, and protect the balance sheets and financial position of financing institutions by creating a strong and vibrant secondary mortgage market in the Kingdom that aims to raise the efficiency and stability of the primary housing market, the Saudi mortgage finance market, and accelerate homeownership in the Kingdom in line with the objectives of Vision 2030.

It is worth noting that the completion of the local sukuk program achieved many of the objectives of the Financial Sector Development Program and raising the capabilities of the Saudi capital market. The main coordinator for the sukuk issuance was HSBC in the Kingdom, while the main managers were Aljazira Capital, HSBC Saudi Arabia, Riyad Capital, and Swiss National Bank Capital. The Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company recently obtained an ( A ) rating from Fitch and an ( A2 ) rating from Moody’s.

 

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