Super Capital Launches MENA Investment Club Targeting KSA & UAE Investors
Super Capital, a UK-based fund investment business, is expanding into the Middle East with a new investment club tailored for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and family offices in the region. This initiative aims to connect international investment opportunities with capital from Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the UAE.
Key Details
The newly established Super Capital Investment Club will offer accredited investors in the MENA region exclusive access to a diverse range of global investment opportunities. The club will focus on attracting and engaging investors mainly from Saudi Arabia and the UAE, two markets known for their wealth and growing financial sophistication.
The investment club will provide access to various asset classes, including:
Private Equity
Venture Capital
Real Estate
Other alternative investments
According to Suneel Gokhale, CEO of Super Capital, the club will pool capital from wealthy regional investors and invest it in carefully selected international deals.
Implications
The launch of the Super Capital Investment Club reflects the increasing interest of international financial firms in the MENA region’s rising wealth. For founders and professionals in the MENA tech ecosystem, this could mean more opportunities for cross-border investment. While the club’s initial focus is broader global asset classes, it may also enable co-investment into regional startups or introduce MENA investors to global venture opportunities, supporting the region’s investment ecosystem. The move emphasizes the strategic importance of KSA and the UAE as regional investment hubs.
About Super Capital
Super Capital is a fund investment business connecting investors with a range of opportunities across different asset classes. Their expansion into the Middle East is a significant step in their global strategy to reach a wider international investor base.
Looking Ahead
Launching the investment club is a foundational step for Super Capital’s Middle East operations. The firm plans to build strong relationships with HNWIs and family offices in KSA and the UAE, aiming to become a key player in channeling regional capital into global investments and potentially encouraging two-way investment flows.
Source: Waya Media