Saudi banks' outstanding loans surged to SR3.13 trillion ($833.7 billion) in April, marking a 16.51% annual increase, driven primarily by corporate borrowing, which rose 22% year-on-year. This shift reflects the Kingdom's project-driven growth model, with significant demand from sectors like real estate, education, and insurance, as large national projects under Vision 2030 fuel lending needs. Despite rising interest rates, corporate borrowing remains robust, while household loan growth has slowed due to higher mortgage costs linked to SAIBOR.