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The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia continues the recent trend of reducing its major stake in the Japanese gaming giant Nintendo.

Saudi PIF, which sold 6 per cent of stc for $3.2bn in 2021, will keep a 62 per cent stake in the telecoms group after the offering.

Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund PIF will sell 100 million shares in the country's telecom group STC at a price of 38.6 riyals ($10.27) apiece, state television reported on Thursday.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is selling 2 per cent of its stake, or 100 million shares, in Saudi Telecom Company, the kingdom's biggest mobile operator, according to a regulatory filing with the Tadawul stock exchange.