“In 2022, he sold hundreds of millions of shares in kingdom holding to Saudi Arabia's public investment fund, which significantly tightened the state's influence over his flagship vehicle.”

Good Bad Billionaire · Prince Alwaleed bin Talal: The billionaire royal

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sold hundreds of millions of Kingdom Holding shares to Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund in 2022

hundreds of millions of shares

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