Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Uyoun Al-Raed Commercial Company secures SAR1.97 billion (US$525.22 million) real estate Murabahah financing

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SAUDI ARABIA: Uyoun Al-Raed Commercial Company, a member of Saudi Arabia’s retail and real estate business developer Fawaz Al Hokair Group, has successfully procured a SAR1.97 billion (US$525.22 million) Murabahah financing package. Proceeds from the financing scheme will be channelled to the construction of the Mall of Arabia, purported to be the largest mall in Riyadh.
The Law Office of Salman M Al-Sudairi in association with Latham & Watkins was Uyoun Al-Raed’s advisor for the deal. According to Salman Al-Sudairi, who led the Latham & Watkins team, the transaction represented a milestone in the real estate financing sector. “This is a very significant financing in the real estate sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and a testament to the continuing growth and sophistication of real estate sector in the region. This is a standout deal for the complexity of the financing structure and its scale, and will pave the way for continued innovation in this area,” explained Salman. Sharing the same sentiments, Muhanad Awad, CEO of FAS Capital, the financial and investment arm of Fawaz Al Hokair Group, said: “This financing allows us to construct another landmark mall in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and further demonstrates our pioneering role in this area.”
The Saudi Arabian real estate sector has shown tremendous progress since the introduction of its real estate laws last year. According to data released by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, the volume of real estate loans provided by Saudi banks to corporates and individuals grew to SAR123.4 billion (US$32.89 billion) in the first quarter of 2014. Islamic investors are seen to be showing interest in residential opportunities in the kingdom. Real estate financings to individuals grew by 33% to SAR76.8 billion (US$20.47 billion) compared to SAR57.9 billion (US$15.43 billion) in the same period in 2013. The volume of real estate financing is expected to register its highest volume within the next five years as demand for property in the country increases.

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