Amman: The Orphans Fund Development Foundation (OFDF), an independent public institution dedicated to preserving and growing the financial resources of orphans, announced a revenue increase of over 4% from the previous year. According to the latest figures, OFDF's revenue reached JD15.026 million in 2025, up from JD14.426 million in 2024. This growth aligns with the government's strategic directions aimed at enhancing financial sustainability and fostering national development.
According to Jordan News Agency, the OFDF remains committed to strengthening its role as a leading institution in safeguarding orphans' funds. The foundation aims to contribute to the economic and administrative modernization visions by translating Royal directives into actionable plans and executive programs that yield measurable results. This includes enhancing its investment portfolio and generating financial returns on orphans' deposits.
Abdul Hafiz Rabta, Chairman of the OFDF, reported an 8% increase in net profits last year, amounting to JD11.861 million compared to JD10.906 million in 2024, marking a JD955,022 increase. Rabta emphasized the foundation's support of government initiatives to improve citizens' living conditions, noting that the financing portfolio under murabaha and lease-to-own structures rose to JD91.775 million, a 1.8% increase from the previous year.
Based on these positive indicators, the OFDF Board has decided to distribute profits at a rate of 4.92% on orphans' deposit accounts for 2025, across all categories. This distribution rate is among the highest in recent years, reflecting the foundation's commitment to social justice and maximizing returns for the deposits of 45,013 minors.
Rabta also announced the launch of the foundation's 2026-2028 strategic plan, designed as a roadmap for future progress. This plan was developed collaboratively with partners and relevant stakeholders to ensure institutional integration and sustainable outcomes. It aims to entrench governance principles, improve institutional efficiency, and build on achievements from the 2021-2025 strategy.
In line with political, economic, and administrative modernization, the OFDF continues to adopt best practices in investment management to strengthen its financial position and expand its capital base. The foundation is also advancing its digital transformation program, aiming to offer all services electronically within the current year, thereby improving efficiency, streamlining procedures, and enhancing service quality.