Riyad REIT Fund (4330.SR) is a Sharia-compliant, closed-ended real estate investment traded fund that acquires, develops, owns and maintains a diversified portfolio of income-producing real estate assets primarily in Saudi Arabia, with secondary investments in international opportunities; its core holdings include hospitality properties such as JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh, Al Fursan Hilton Hotel Riyadh and DoubleTree by Hilton Riyadh Olaya North, alongside office spaces like Rafal Tower and STC Academy, retail showrooms, and stakes in private real estate funds and U.S. assets leased to investment-grade tenants including Pioneer Natural Resources and the City of San Francisco. Launched on June 9, 2015 and listed on November 13, 2016 on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), the fund is managed by Riyad Capital, headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with a 99-year term and a focus on delivering consistent income distributions equivalent to 90% of net profits to unitholders, alongside moderate capital growth through strategies encompassing high-quality acquisitions, property enhancements and new developments targeting institutional and retail investors domestically and internationally. Recent developments include the December 2025 sale of Al Izdihar property in Riyadh for SAR 47 million yielding a SAR 12.5 million profit, the October 2024 agreement to sell Al-Shatea Tower in Dammam for SAR 71.5 million to reduce debt and enhance asset quality, a July 2025 agreement to divest a Dallas office asset from Riyad International Real Estate III for SAR 252 million achieving 65% total ROI, a March 2024 refinancing of a SAR 1.451 billion facility with Riyad Bank at reduced profit margins over seven years, semi-annual dividend distributions such as SAR 0.16 per unit in 2025, board changes including new independent directors, and non-fundamental updates to terms incorporating zakat compliance; the fund reported 2024 net losses of SAR 187 million primarily from unrealized international investment declines despite 2.5% gross revenue growth to SAR 264 million driven by 14% hospitality gains, with anticipated uplift from ongoing hotel expansions and operational efficiencies.