By : JD News Editor
Jordan Daily – Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) said its assets grew by a record JOD 2.4 billion in 2025, reaching JOD 18.6 billion by year-end, up 15% from JOD 16.2 billion at the end of 2024.
The fund said in a statement received by Jordan Daily, the increase was driven by comprehensive income of about JOD 2.2 billion, more than double the JOD 1 billion recorded a year earlier, alongside an insurance surplus transfer of around JOD 200 million from the Social Security Corporation.
Net investment returns from SSIF’s portfolios rose 21.7% to approximately JOD 1.1 billion, while a further JOD 1.1 billion came from higher valuations of its strategic equity holdings, according to preliminary financial results.
SSIF Board Chairman Omar Malhas said the results reflected the fund’s ability to allocate capital efficiently across investment cycles while balancing risk-adjusted returns with long-term sustainability. He added that SSIF is increasingly directing capital toward large-scale strategic projects, including the Amra City development and the National Water Carrier Project, in line with Jordan’s Economic Modernization Vision.
Chief Executive Ezzedine Kanakrieh said performance was supported by a diversified investment strategy spanning bonds, money market instruments, equities, real estate, loans and tourism-related assets.
The fund noted it would publish more detailed portfolio data in a periodic report due in the second half of this month.
