Goldman, HSBC and Fortress back $150m Saudi private credit deal
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · first reported by Private Equity Wire and 2 others
Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Fortress Investment Group are taking part in a $150m private credit financing for United Saudi Company, per Private Equity Wire, which cites Bloomberg. The regional managers Ruya Partners and Amwal Capital Partners are also reported to be involved. For Fortress, it is a first private credit investment in Saudi Arabia.
Few large international private credit deals have been done in the kingdom since the US-Iran conflict started in February, and this is one of them. Elsewhere in the region, Janus Henderson raised almost $200m for a private credit strategy, while Ruya Partners seeks $400m for a fund of its own.
- Also named
- Goldman Sachs, HSBC, United Saudi Company, Ruya Partners
- Asset class
- Credit
- Geography
- Middle East
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