Investments
Our Funds
Rakiza’s funds combine exclusive access, rigorous due diligence, and disciplined investment selection.
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Rakiza Fund I
Launched in 2020, Fund I is our flagship infrastructure fund. It opened with initial commitments of over USD 400 million and, by its final close in 2023, had raised more than USD 1 billion from sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and multilateral development banks across the region and the world.
The Fund invests in essential infrastructure that delivers stable, long-term yield across Oman and Saudi Arabia, focusing on core and core-plus assets in sectors including energy, water, telecommunications, transportation, ports, logistics, digital, and social infrastructure. Today, Fund I holds five assets and is among the most fully deployed infrastructure vehicles in the region.
Fund I — At a Glance
| Final close: | 2023 |
| Geography: | Oman and Saudi Arabia |
| Strategy: | Core and core-plus infrastructure |
| Assets: | Five |
| Co-manager: | Equitix (UK) |
Rakiza Fund II — Coming Soon
Rakiza is preparing its second infrastructure fund, building on the track record and relationships established through Fund I. Fund II will target a larger capital base and broader geographic scope, continuing to focus on core and core-plus infrastructure assets across the GCC.
To be among the first to learn about the launch of Fund II, contact us today.
How We Manage
Rakiza’s funds manage institutional capital with rigour, transparency, and a long-term view.
Our responsibility to investors extends well beyond selecting the right investments. We manage our funds to institutional standards throughout their life — with best practice governance, clear and regular reporting, and a relentless focus on protecting and growing the capital our investors commit. Through active asset management, we improve operational performance, optimise capital structures, and create value.
Why Infrastructure
Infrastructure is the backbone of every economy: the essential assets that move energy, water, people, goods, and data.
As an asset class, infrastructure offers what few others can — resilient, often contracted or regulated cash flows, a natural hedge against inflation, and low correlation to public markets and economic cycles.
In a region accelerating its privatisation and public-private partnership agenda, that opportunity is both substantial and enduring. It is the opportunity Rakiza was built to capture.
Investment Philosophy
Rakiza believes the right infrastructure, secured on the right terms and actively managed, is resilient by design.
Rakiza invests in the infrastructure that economies are built on — the assets that move energy, water, people, goods, and data, and continue to do so for decades. Discipline is what sets a strong infrastructure investor apart. We are precise about the opportunities we pursue.
We invest in essential assets
We invest in infrastructure that is fundamental to national growth. The result is durability: a portfolio anchored in assets of lasting strategic importance, rather than ones exposed to cyclical pressure.
We seek predictable cash flows
Our assets are contracted, with captive long-term demand and strong counterparties, such as governments, sovereign organisations, and A-rated corporate institutions. The result is what infrastructure should be: low volatility, consistent revenue, and cash flow you can rely on.
We source through relationships
We originate the majority of our investments through direct, bilateral access and deep regional relationships — opportunities that are difficult to source and harder to replicate. When the right asset calls for a competitive process, we pursue it with conviction and capability. The result is a pipeline built on access and relationships that few others can match.
We own actively
We do not simply hold assets; we work to improve them. We enhance operational performance, optimise capital structures, and manage financials with discipline. The result is value we create directly, rather than merely value dependent on market conditions.