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JASARA Ventures
Jasara was established as a joint venture between Aramco, Jacobs, and the Public Investment Fund with an ambition to be the premier Program Management Company...
JASARA Ventures
Jasara was established as a joint venture between Aramco, Jacobs, and the Public Investment Fund with an ambition to be the premier Program Management Company in Saudi Arabia and the MENA region. The JV Agreement was signed at the Arab Islamic American Summit in May 2017. The company provides comprehensive solutions for program, project and construction management.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2017
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Saudi Arabia
City
Riyadh
Corporate office
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Principals
Eng. Mohammed Almana
President & CEO
Ahmad AlGhamdi
Chairman of the Board
Keith Lawson
Board Member
Abdullah AlSalem
Board Member
Patrick Hill
Board Member
Mohanad AlAmdar
Board Member
Zaher Abu-Hijleh
Board Member
Osama AlSaleh
Board Member
Dr. Panagiotis Kefalas
Board Member
Frequently asked questions
What is the regulatory structure governing JASARA Ventures' operations?
JASARA Ventures is authorized by the Saudi Capital Market Authority, which subjects the firm to the Kingdom's Investment Funds Regulations. This framework mandates periodic reporting, custody and valuation standards, and governance requirements for fund managers. The authorization is necessary for any asset manager soliciting institutional capital inside Saudi Arabia and distinguishes the firm from unregulated family investment offices.
What investment stages does JASARA Ventures target?
The firm's mandate covers seed, startup, and expansion/late-stage venture funding. This full-lifecycle approach allows JASARA Ventures to deploy capital at multiple points on a company's growth curve rather than specializing in a single stage. Public filings describe the strategy as a generalist venture mandate, meaning the firm does not publicly box itself into a narrow sector focus within its domestic market.
Does JASARA Ventures disclose its fund size or assets under management?
No. The firm does not publicly disclose assets under management or specific fund sizes. This is common among Saudi private equity managers who are not publicly listed and whose limited partners include private institutions and high-net-worth families that do not require public fund transparency.
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