Social Security Fund assets reach JD1.2 billion in H1 2025
The Board of Directors of the Social Security Corporation (SSC), chaired by Minister of Labor Khaled Bakkar, and attended by the SSC's Director General Jadallah Khalayleh and Board members, approved the financial reports of the Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) for the first half of 2025.
In a press release, the SSC stated that the financial reports showed an unprecedented growth in the SSIF's assets of JD1.2 billion, reaching approximately JD17.3 billion by the end of June of 2025, a growth rate of 7.2% compared to the same period in 2024.
The reports also indicated a 119 percent surge in comprehensive income, which reached around JD1.1 billion. Income from investment portfolio profits stood at JD591 million, including JD191 million in cash dividends from companies’ 2024 profits, the highest in the Fund’s history.
The Corporation detailed that these results reflect the disciplined governance approach adopted in managing social security funds, ensuring the sustainability and protection of the rights of subscribers and retirees.
It added that the results underscore the Fund’s role as a responsible national arm that balances social protection needs with the drivers of sustainable growth. This, it noted, enhances confidence in institutional investment, supports job creation, and contributes to comprehensive development, reinforcing the Fund’s position as a key partner in advancing the goals of the Economic Modernization Vision.
The Board of Directors of the Social Security Corporation (SSC), chaired by Minister of Labor Khaled Bakkar, and attended by the SSC's Director General Jadallah Khalayleh and Board members, approved the financial reports of the Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) for the first half of 2025.
In a press release, the SSC stated that the financial reports showed an unprecedented growth in the SSIF's assets of JD1.2 billion, reaching approximately JD17.3 billion by the end of June of 2025, a growth rate of 7.2% compared to the same period in 2024.
The reports also indicated a 119 percent surge in comprehensive income, which reached around JD1.1 billion. Income from investment portfolio profits stood at JD591 million, including JD191 million in cash dividends from companies’ 2024 profits, the highest in the Fund’s history.
The Corporation detailed that these results reflect the disciplined governance approach adopted in managing social security funds, ensuring the sustainability and protection of the rights of subscribers and retirees.
It added that the results underscore the Fund’s role as a responsible national arm that balances social protection needs with the drivers of sustainable growth. This, it noted, enhances confidence in institutional investment, supports job creation, and contributes to comprehensive development, reinforcing the Fund’s position as a key partner in advancing the goals of the Economic Modernization Vision.
The Board of Directors of the Social Security Corporation (SSC), chaired by Minister of Labor Khaled Bakkar, and attended by the SSC's Director General Jadallah Khalayleh and Board members, approved the financial reports of the Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) for the first half of 2025.
In a press release, the SSC stated that the financial reports showed an unprecedented growth in the SSIF's assets of JD1.2 billion, reaching approximately JD17.3 billion by the end of June of 2025, a growth rate of 7.2% compared to the same period in 2024.
The reports also indicated a 119 percent surge in comprehensive income, which reached around JD1.1 billion. Income from investment portfolio profits stood at JD591 million, including JD191 million in cash dividends from companies’ 2024 profits, the highest in the Fund’s history.
The Corporation detailed that these results reflect the disciplined governance approach adopted in managing social security funds, ensuring the sustainability and protection of the rights of subscribers and retirees.
It added that the results underscore the Fund’s role as a responsible national arm that balances social protection needs with the drivers of sustainable growth. This, it noted, enhances confidence in institutional investment, supports job creation, and contributes to comprehensive development, reinforcing the Fund’s position as a key partner in advancing the goals of the Economic Modernization Vision.
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Social Security Fund assets reach JD1.2 billion in H1 2025
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