The Olayan Group

The Olayan Group is a privately-owned global enterprise with its origins in Saudi Arabia, established in 1947 by Suliman S. Olayan. The firm operates with a multigenerational family outlook, emphasizing enduring partnerships and a long-term investment horizon across various asset classes. Its international business is primarily managed by KHHL Legacy Establishment, an alternative investment fund based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, while Olayan Financing Company oversees business and investments in the broader Middle East from Riyadh.

The Group's investment strategy is diversified, encompassing listed equities, private equity, debt, and real estate. They are active investors in a wide range of sectors, including consumer, retail, healthcare, biotechnology, financial services, energy, and technology. Through Olayan Saudi Holding Company (OSHCO), a majority-owned subsidiary of Olayan Financing Company, the firm also has significant commercial and industrial operations in the Middle East, with a portfolio spanning food & beverages, restaurants, health & personal care, business-to-business services, and energy services.

The Olayan Group has a history of strategic investments and partnerships globally. Notable real estate endeavors include the revitalization of 550 Madison Avenue in New York City, a landmark office tower. The firm also engages in philanthropic activities through The Olayan Charitable Foundation, supporting initiatives such as cancer research and treatment.

The leadership team includes Hutham S. Olayan as Chair of the Shareholders Board, Hani Lazkani as Chief Executive Officer, and Samer Yaghnam as Chief Operations Officer. Nadim Tabbara serves as Executive Director of The Olayan Charitable Foundation and Chief Financial Officer in Vaduz. The Group's approach is characterized by disciplined principles and a commitment to creating enduring value for its stakeholders.