kingdom holding company owned by alaweed
https://houseofsaud.com/prince-alwaleed-bin-talal-bin-abdulaziz-al-saud/kingdom-holding-company/
KINGDOM HOLDING COMPANY INVESTMENTS
Its investments include (or have included)
360buy (China / 100%) (present)
Amazon (past) (the USA)
AOL / Time Warner (past) (the USA)
Apple (past) (the USA)
Canary Wharf (UK / now fully American-owned by JP Morgan Chase) (past)
Citigroup (present / 2%) (the USA)
Coca-Cola (past) (the USA)
Compaq (past) (the USA)
eBay (past) (the USA)
EuroDisney (past) (France / fully American-owned by the Walt Disney Company)
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts (present / 47.5%) (Canada)
Fairmont Hotels and Resorts (present / 1 quarter / shared with the government of Qatar and the American company Colony Capital) (Canada)
Ford (past) (the USA)
Hotel George V, Paris (100%) (present) (France)
Hewlett-Packard (past) (the USA)
KADCO Egypt (present / 100%) (Egypt)
Kingdom Hospital-Consulting Clinics[citation needed] (present) (100% / Saudi Arabia)
Kingdom Hotels Investments, (100% / Saudi Arabia) (present)
Kingdom Schools (present) (100% / Saudi Arabia)
Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (present) (100% / Lebanon)
McDonald’s (past) (the USA)
Motorola Mobility (past) (the USA)
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts (Germany[citation needed]) (present / 33%)
NAS Saudi Arabia (present / 100% / Saudi Arabia)
National Industrialization Company (Saudi Arabia / present / 100%)
News Corporation (present / 1%) (the USA)
PepsiCo (past) (the USA)
Priceline.com (past) (the USA)
Procter & Gamble (past) (the USA)
Rotana Group, the Arab World’s largest entertainment company (present / 100%) (Saudi Arabia)
Saks Incorporated (past) (the USA)
Savola Group (present) (Saudi Arabia) (100%)
SAMBA, Saudi American Bank (past) (the USA)
Saudi Research & Marketing Group (present) (100%) (Saudi Arabia)
The Walt Disney Company (past) (the USA)
Twitter (present/2%) (the USA)
The company is known for hiring in 2004 captain Hanadi Zakaria al-Hindi, the first Saudi female commercial pilot, who trained at the Mideast Aviation Academy in Jordan.
It is the owner of and was the lead developer of the Kingdom Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Kingdom Holding is an active investor in sub-saharan Africa through Kingdom Africa Management, a private equity firm and subsidiary based in South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria. Kingdom Africa is run by J. Kofi Bucknor and focuses on growth equity investments.
In 2007, the company committed to purchasing an Airbus A380 “Flying Palace” for $485 million, however according to the Kingdom Holding’s chief financial officer the plane has been sold.
In April 2010, the company sold its stake in Raffles Holdings International in a deal worth about $847 million.
In August 2011, the company announced plans for the construction of Kingdom Tower, which will become the tallest building in the world.