H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, outlined the investment and operational framework for L’imad Holding: the emirate’s latest wealth fund aimed at enhancing its diversification strategy.
The portfolio includes energy and utilities, urban development, ports and logistics, aviation, and the industrial sector, alongside alternative investments, citing the Abu Dhabi Media Office.
This strategic shift is designed to expand L’imad’s income streams and enhance its investment returns over both the medium and long term.
L’imad’s Vision
Sheikh Khaled also assessed L’imad’s strategic vision and investment plans, alongside its performance in the current year. H.H. expressed commendation for the firm’s positive results, signalling the effectiveness of Abu Dhabi’s commitment to fostering strategic investments in sectors with high growth potential.
Jassem Al Zaabi, the managing director and group chief executive of L’imad, highlighted that the company’s robust beginning to 2026 is a testament to its strategic approach and the quality of its management teams.
Al Zaabi stated that L’imad is dedicated to underpinning the economic foundations of Abu Dhabi by expanding critical industries and cultivating national champions, aiming to ensure sustainable, long-term returns.
L’imad Acquires ADQ AUM
Earlier this year, the emirate announced plans to consolidate the assets of the sovereign wealth fund ADQ into L’imad, fostering a sovereign investment entity with a diversified asset base.
Abu Dhabi announced this year that it would consolidate the assets of sovereign wealth fund ADQ into L’imad to create a “sovereign investment powerhouse with a diversified asset base”.
Recently, L’imad also acquired the entire stake of 2PointZero in the power and water utility Taqa.
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