Kosovo Pension Savings Trust (FKPK) has announced that by December 24, 2025, it had achieved a gross return on investments of 312 million euros, making 2025 one of the most successful years in the institution's history.
According to the announcement, since the gross return on investments for 2024 was around 244 million euros, it turns out that in the last two years alone, the KFKP has accumulated a gross return on investments of around 556 million euros.
The KPFK emphasizes that this was the "21st year, out of a total of 24 years of KPFK's operation, that the institution achieved a positive annual return on investments", while "the accumulated gross return, from its establishment until this reporting date, has reached approximately 1.3 billion euros".
The announcement states that the collection of new contributions has also marked a significant increase.
"The collection of new contributions in 2025, currently worth 354 million euros, reflects a solid increase, both in nominal value (+36 million euros) and in percentage, of 12%, from the previous year," the announcement states.
As a result of new contributions and investment returns, the KPST announces that the net value of assets under management for this year has currently increased by approximately 569 million euros, being by far the fastest increase ever in KPST's assets under management.
Regarding the Standard Portfolio, FKPK announces that "the investment performance for 2025 is +9.14%", emphasizing that this portfolio "has managed to significantly exceed inflation in the country".
The announcement states that this performance is attributed to both the positive assessment of the main financial market indices, but also to the FKPK's tactical allocations, particularly the focus on the information technology sector.
However, the KPCF warns of caution for next year.
"In 2026, the KPKF will maintain vigilance, as the growth trajectory of 2025 may face obstacles from high valuations and continued inflation rates," the announcement further states.
Meanwhile, the Balanced Portfolio for 2025 has recorded an increase of "+8.97%", while the Conservative Portfolio has had a performance of "+3.43%", with a focus on protecting savings for participants aged 63 and over.
In conclusion, FKPK assesses that all three investment portfolios, throughout these two years of operation, have given extremely encouraging signs, reiterating that it will continue its long-term investment strategy, combined with tactical actions depending on global developments. /Telegraph/
