The Public Social Security Corporation (PSSC) stated in a press release that the assets of the Social Security Investment Fund recorded a growth of JD 1.4 billion since the beginning of the year, reaching JD 17.6 billion by the end of July, reflecting a growth rate of 8.9%.
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This growth is attributed to the increase in comprehensive income, which more than doubled compared to the same period last year, reaching approximately JD 1.3 billion, a growth of 135%, in addition to the insurance surplus transferred from the PSSC amounting to around JD 134 million. The comprehensive income represents the fund’s net income of about JD 670 million, along with an increase in the valuation of the strategic equity portfolio by around JD 632 million.
These results were reviewed during a meeting of the Board of Directors of the PSSC, chaired by Minister of Labor Dr. Khalid Al-Bakaar, with the participation of Dr. Izz Al-Din Kanakrih, Chairman of the Social Security Investment Fund, Dr. Jadallah Khalayleh, Director General of the Corporation, and board members. The meeting discussed the fund’s financial reports as of the end of July 2025.
The net income from the profits of various investment portfolios also grew by 16% compared to the same period last year, including cash dividends from company profits for the previous year, which reached JD 191 million, the highest in the fund’s history. These results reflect a notable improvement in the financial performance of major companies, including those in which the fund invests, which not only provides direct income but also contributes to enhancing the performance of the Amman Stock Exchange and strengthening the confidence of local and international investors in the national economy.
These figures demonstrate the strength of the social security system and the excellence of the fund’s investment performance, which is based on a well-considered asset allocation that balances secure investments such as bonds with strategic investments yielding higher returns in diverse sectors such as equities, primarily in banking, mining, and services. This approach has enabled the fund to achieve stable and sustainable returns while expanding into promising sectors that support future growth and reinforce its position as a national investment institution.
