Oman Investment Authority Expands Global Portfolio in Growth Sectors
The sovereign fund’s 2025 push spans private equity, venture capital, healthcare, logistics, infrastructure and advanced tech, including a recent investment in US-based Neuralink.
The Oman Investment Authority (OIA), the Sultanate’s sovereign wealth fund, expanded its international investment portfolio in 2025, deploying capital across private equity, venture capital, healthcare, logistics, infrastructure and advanced technology. The Authority said its Future Generations Fund reached approximately RO 8.57 billion, generating RO 1.041 billion in profits during the year. The fund now holds stakes across North America, Europe and Asia through 210 investment funds.
OIA said it is prioritising sectors including artificial intelligence, robotics, climate technology, healthcare and software, with investments spanning firms such as Khosla Ventures, Thoma Bravo and Blackstone. Healthcare remains a key focus area, alongside infrastructure and logistics investments across Europe, Asia and emerging markets.
The Authority recently added an investment in Neuralink and said its diversified global portfolio is designed to strengthen revenue diversification while supporting Oman’s long-term investment strategy.
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