In the pursuit of scaling their private credit and alternative investment activities, Mubadala and Goldman Sachs announced a partnership aimed at deploying US$1 billion of long-term capital, to invest in the growing Asia-Pacific credit market.

In a landmark move, Mubadala, through its asset management subsidiary Mubadala Capital, and Fortress management completed the acquisition of 90.01% of Fortress' equity previously held by SoftBank Group Corp.

In 2024, Mubadala joined a consortium led by Silver Lake for the take-private of Endeavor Group Holdings, a global sports and entertainment company.

Mubadala and Bpifrance, the French public investment bank, acquired a minority stake in SOCOTEC, a major French company across the fields of risk management, compliance, safety, health and environment in the building, real estate, infrastructure, and industry sectors.

Mubadala Capital and CI Financial Corp. (“CI”) entered into a definitive agreement to take CI private in a transaction that values CI’s equity at approximately US$4.7 billion and implies an enterprise value of approximately US$12.1 billion.

Mubadala Capital entered into a strategic partnership with Silver Rock, a premier credit asset manager with over US$10 billion in assets under management.

Fund IV welcomed commitments from both new and existing limited partners, including leading United States pension funds, university endowments, insurance plans, sovereign wealth funds, other asset managers and family offices across key markets in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

The Dubai-based fintech start-up Stake has raised US$14 million in a Series A funding round led by MEVP (Middle East Venture Partners), a UAE venture capital firm, with participation from Abu Dhabi’s sovereign-backed Mubadala Investment Company and Wa’ed Ventures, a unit of Saudi Aramco.

Moove, the global mobility fintech that democratizes access to vehicle ownership for mobility entrepreneurs, announced that it has raised US$100 million in a Series B funding round.

Tubacex Group, a world leader in advanced industrial solutions for the energy and mobility sectors, announced the closing of a strategic partnership with Mubadala Investment Company in its Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) business for US$200 million.

Masdar announced its acquisition of 70% of the outstanding shares of TERNA ENERGY SA. The deal, agreed at a price of €20 per share, valued TERNA ENERGY at an enterprise value of €3.2bn, representing the largest ever energy transaction on the Athens Stock Exchange, and one of the largest in the EU renewables industry.

Mubadala Investment Company acquired an 80% stake in Global Medical Supply Chain (GMSC) & Al Ittihad Drug Store (IDS) from GlobalOne Healthcare Holding (GHH), with GHH retaining a 20% stake.

Etihad Rail, Oman Rail, and Mubadala Investment Company have entered into an agreement to commence the construction of the Omani-Emirati Railway Network Project.

Aldar and Mubadala extended their long-standing strategic partnership with the establishment of a series of joint ventures to own and manage assets across Abu Dhabi, valued at more than AED 30 billion.

Mubadala announced an investment alongside Global Infrastructure Partners, a part of BlackRock, in Perdaman’s A$6.4 billion (US$4.2 billion) Western Australia Urea project, the largest such plant in Australia and one of the largest urea fertilizer facilities in the world.

Mubadala has made a cornerstone investment in PAG’s Asia-Pacific renewable energy platform (“PAG REN I”), primarily focused on supplying solar power to corporations across Japan.

I Squared Capital, a leading independent global infrastructure investment manager, announced that it has raised in excess of US$600 million from Mubadala Investment Company, Mubadala the Abu Dhabi sovereign investor, Qatar Investment Authority, QIA and others for Transportation Equipment Network TEN.

Mubadala’s Healthcare team invested in Manipal Health Enterprises (Manipal), one of India’s leading multi-specialty and tertiary healthcare networks, which serves around 7 million patients a year through more than 30 hospitals. 

Mubadala invested US$1.2 billion in CRC Group (formerly Truist Insurance Holdings), partnering with Stone Point Capital and CD&R to acquire the business. Since then, CRC Group has undergone a strategic transformation—divesting non-core assets, rebranding, and repositioning itself as a leading independent wholesale broker.

The Asia and Consumer teams invested in Newland Commercial Management as part of a consortium led by PAG to acquire a 60% controlling stake. As the world’s largest shopping mall manager, Newland is an asset-light business that manages 513 large-scale malls across China. This investment marks Mubadala’s largest direct investment in China to date.

Moeve (formerly known as Cepsa)—a global energy company, reinforced its commitment to sustainable energy and mobility in 2024 by breaking ground on the largest second-generation biofuels plant in Southern Europe and by completing divestments of its Latin America upstream production portfolio and LPG business—a further step in its green transition.

Bayanat, a leading AI-powered geospatial solutions provider, and Al Yahsat, the UAE’s flagship satellite solutions provider, announced the proposed merger of the two Abu Dhabi-headquartered entities. The merger was set to create SPACE42, a global AI-powered space technology champion based in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with global reach.

Mubadala Investment Company expanded its pharmaceutical interests through the buyout of four entities - Bioventure, Bioventure Healthcare, Gulf Inject and Wellpharma – from GlobalOne Healthcare.

The Healthcare team led a minority recapitalization in Zelis, a leading provider of healthcare technology solutions in the United States. Mubadala was the lead investor alongside a group of investors that included Norwest and HarbourVest.

Mubadala Investment Company and Safran, a French multinational aerospace corporation, joined forces to accelerate aerospace innovation and development within the UAE.