

In the 1940s, Ibrahim Al Zamil travelled to India in pursuit of knowledge and commerce. When he passed away there, his son Saleh found himself responsible for the family and its agricultural affairs. But when drought struck Al-Qassim, he began making his way westward to the holy land of Makkah, where he worked in trade, unwaveringly adhering to a discipline rooted in values.
From Makkah, Saleh moved to Jeddah, where he ventured into real estate development and construction, and eventually established one of the Kingdom's largest heavy industry manufacturing plants. There, he built more than properties and factories. He built a reputation founded on honesty and integrity, until his word became as binding as a written contract.
Two generations later, one of his grandsons carried the same responsibility. It was not only wealth that was passed down, but also the discipline upon which it was built, becoming the preservation vessel safeguarding its legacy for generations to come.




Chairman at Almiras
At Almiras, capital is only the beginning. We give responsibility to those closest to each opportunity, and trust them to make sound decisions with the right values and principles. Our decentralised, merit-based approach gives people the freedom to act, build, and create lasting value.
Our responsibility is also to protect the legacy entrusted to us and leave it stronger for those who come after us. That means creating value not only financially, but also for our people and our communities.
I invite every partner, colleague, and family member to hold us to this standard and to share in the responsibility of carrying this legacy forward.

Chairman at Almiras
Our leadership team is forged in the same culture of perseverance that carried the Alzamil family from modest beginnings to where it is today. Every executive is chosen through a hiring process that weighs credentials and alignment with our values in equal measure. Once on board, they are granted free autonomy in execution; but within the rigid guardrails of Sharia compliance, transparency, and longterm stewardship. Together they cultivate ventures, mentor future leaders, and measure success not only in returns, but in the enduring value we leave for generations.
