SALIC: An Integrated Ecosystem Supporting Sustainable Food Supply

SALIC, a Public Investment Fund (PIF) subsidiary, stated that its integrated investment ecosystem connects global supply with the Kingdom’s demand, supporting the sustainability and reliability of food supplies.

In 2025, SALIC supplied 2.6 million metric tons of food commodities, reflecting 38% year-over-year growth compared to 2024. Volumes comprised a diversified mix of essential commodities, with meat, poultry, and feed accounting for 52% of total volumes. Wheat made up the remaining 48%, equivalent to around 1.2 million metric tons, covering about 25% of Saudi Arabia’s annual wheat consumption.

SALIC added that it is turning geographic expansion into a connected ecosystem that reinforces diversified sourcing and strengthens supply continuity. The approach maximizes the value of global assets while enhancing efficiency and resilience, supporting a more stable and sustainable food future.

Backed by this integrated model, SALIC’s portfolio spans investments in 12 companies operating across five continents and seven countries, covering 16 essential commodities and supporting the Kingdom’s long-term food security objectives.