Founder and Portfolio Manager
Alaamry Global Capital
Alaamry Global Capital is led by its founder and portfolio manager, Khalid Saud Alaamry, who brings a long term, owner oriented mindset to public markets. With a degree in accounting and finance, a deep passion for numbers, and years of engagement with international markets since a young age, he applies a disciplined, fundamentals first approach grounded in business quality, capital allocation, valuation, and long term financial durability.
The firm was established to pursue a global, benchmark agnostic investment approach focused on owning high quality businesses acquired at sensible prices. Listed shares are approached as ownership stakes in real enterprises, with close attention paid to business models, competitive dynamics, management quality and incentives, balance sheet strength, and the relationship between price and intrinsic value.
The founder invests his own capital alongside partners, aligning interests and reinforcing a long term perspective.
Alaamry Global Capital approaches investing with the mindset of a long term business owner. Each investment is evaluated as part ownership in a real business, with emphasis placed on the durability of the business model, the strength of competitive advantages, the integrity and alignment of management, and the long term economics of the enterprise.
This mindset also shapes where the firm looks for opportunity. The mandate is global by design, allowing capital to move across markets, sectors, and geographies in search of the best combination of quality and value. The goal is not to follow what is familiar or fashionable, but to identify durable businesses when price dislocations, temporary setbacks, or negative sentiment create an attractive gap between market price and intrinsic value.
Alaamry Global Capital was founded to build a long term investment partnership grounded in discipline, transparency, and a clear investment philosophy. The firm seeks partners who share a long term perspective and an appreciation for patient capital, rational decision making, and independent thinking. Markets may be driven by emotion in the short run, but over time business fundamentals, capital allocation, and valuation matter most.
The approach is simple in principle but demanding in practice: own high quality businesses with durable competitive advantages, partner with management teams whose interests are aligned with shareholders, pay prices that build in a margin of safety, and look globally for opportunities where price and value have meaningfully diverged. Over time, this is how the firm aims to preserve capital, capture mispriced opportunity, and compound purchasing power for its partners.
