Kirkland & Ellis is advising King Salman Park Foundation (KSPF) on the development and construction of two mixed-use development districts in Riyadh, with an aggregate value of approximately USD 3.8 billion. The KSPF project will include
Kirkland & Ellis is advising the King Salman Park Foundation, in partnership with Ajdan Real Estate Development Company and SEDCO Capital, in connection with the development of a mixed-use development district in Riyadh – within the
Kirkland & Ellis advised Tamasuk Holding Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Al Blagha Group (ABG), in connection with the company’s sale of a 25% stake in Tamasuk to SEDCO Holding. Infrastructure developer and investor
Kirkland & Ellis advised Blackstone-backed AirTrunk on its partnership with Saudi-based and globally active AI company Humain. The agreement in question entails an initial USD 3 billion investment. The Kirkland & Ellis team From the Riyadh
Kirkland & Ellis advised an investor consortium including PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners in a definitive agreement to acquire Electronic Arts, a Nasdaq-listed specialist in digital interactive entertainment. The operation entailed an all-cash transaction
Kirkland & Ellis is advising Jahez International Company for Information System Technology (Jahez) in connection with the signing of a Share Purchase and Subscription Agreement (SPSA) , pursuant to which Jahez will acquire 76.56% of the share
Kirkland & Ellis advised vertical transportation and urban mobility specialist TK Elevator (TKE) and its majority shareholders on an investment performed by Alat, a PIF company and directed to the TKE Group. Moreover, the international
Nabil Abou-Charaf (pictured) is a newly appointed partner at Kirkland & Ellis’ Riyadh office . The profile Joining the frim’s 2025 line-up from Morgan Lewis, Abou-Charaf’s expertise lays on investment funds matters, further spanning a
Kirkland & Ellis advised TASARU Mobility Investments, a company owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), on its investment in Blacklane, a premium chauffeur services provider. The investment aims to support Blacklane’s
Kirkland & Ellis, the international law firm boasting a formidable team of 3,500 lawyers across the U.S., the UK, Europe, and Asia, has set its sights on the Middle East with the establishment of a
