Riyadh: The Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC), a subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund (PIF), announced that it has been awarded the second batch of the 2025 wheat tender to supply 500,000 tons of wheat, sourced from Saudi investors abroad, to the General Food Security Authority.
According to Saudi Press Agency, this development forms part of SALIC's ongoing role in supporting the national food security system and enhancing the resilience of the Kingdom's strategic supply chains. It brings the total quantities awarded to SALIC during 2025 to 975,000 tons, representing around 20 percent of the Kingdom's annual wheat consumption. Deliveries will take place between January and April 2026 under a comprehensive logistics plan covering Saudi Arabia's main ports to ensure efficient and sustainable supply operations.
The step reflects SALIC's efficiency in managing global supply chains and its ability to source high-quality wheat at competitive costs. The company is committed to supporting the Saudi food-security objectives, enhancing local market stability, and meeting the Kingdom's strategic needs, further consolidating SALIC's position as a reliable national supplier and key partner in achieving Saudi Vision 2030.