Retail subscription to MARAFIQ’s IPO starts today

26/10/2022 Argaam Special

Retail subscription to MARAFIQ’s IPO starts today

Logo of Power and Water Utility Company for Jubail and Yanbu (MARAFIQ)


Retail investors will start today, Oct. 26, subscription to about 21.93 million shares of Power and Utility Company for Jubail and Yanbu (MARAFIQ), or 30% of total offered shares, at SAR 46 each, as set by the book-building process. 

 

The subscription process for the retail tranche will run for five days, until Oct. 30. 

 

The Capital Market Authority (CMA) approved on Sept. 26 the company's request to float a 29.24% stake, or 73.09 million shares, in an initial public offering (IPO).

 

The company’s institutional offering, which ended last week, was 59x covered.

 

The value of subscription applications received during the book building process reached SAR 1 billion.

 

This will be the 12th listing on the main market this year, after East Pipes Integrated Company for Industry (Jan. 24), Scientific & Medical Equipment House Co. (Jan. 31), Elm Co. (Feb. 3), Al-Dawaa Medical Services Co. (Feb. 27), Al Masane Al Kobra Mining Co. (March 9), Nahdi Medical Co. (March 13), Saudi Home Loans Co. (March 27), Retal Urban Development Co. (June 5), Alamar Foods (July 20), Naqi Water Co. (July 27) and Arabian Drilling Co. (Oct. 18).

 

Last year witnessed nine listings, including Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Co. (March 1), Theeb Rent a Car Co. (March 29), Tanmiah Food Co. (Aug. 4), Arabian Internet and Communications Services Co. (solutions) (Sept. 30), ACWA Power (Oct. 11), Arabian Contracting Services Co. (Nov. 15), Nayifat Finance Co. (Nov. 22), Saudi Tadawul Group (Dec. 8) and Almunajem Foods Co. (Dec. 20). 

 

Company Profile 

 

MARAFIQ was established in October 2000, with its headquarters located in Jubail. Its capital stands at SAR 2.5 billion.

  

The company's main activity is to operate as the main energy supplier for Jubail and Yanbu cities, as well as provide energy for oil and petrochemical facilities owned by companies such as Saudi Aramco and SABIC.

 

The company's business is divided into three segments through the services it provides, which are energy, water, and sales gas.

         

The company mainly operates in Jubail Industrial City and Yanbu Industrial City, but has recently expanded to Jazan City for Primary and Downstream Industries and Ras Al Khair Industrial City.

 

The company is the only provider of energy and water services in Yanbu, the only provider of water services in Jubail, a provider of water services in Ras Al Khair, and a provider of energy and water services in Jazan.

 

MARAFIQ and its subsidiaries were responsible for 3.2% of the Kingdom’s total electricity generation capacity (licensed megawatts) in 2020, and 7.2% of the Kingdom’s water desalination capacity.

 

Group's main projects in the past 12 years:

 

The group handled several major projects within the stipulated time and approved budget. The following are some of the major projects executed by the company in the past twelve years:

 

Main Projects in Past 12 Years

Project

Location

Installed capacity (‘000 m³/day)

Ownership (%)

Total cost ($ mln)

Sadara seawater reverse osmosis project (Independent water project)

Jubail

178.6

100%

389

Jubail seawater reverse osmosis water production project (4)

Jubail

100.0

100%

122

MARAFIQ independent water and energy project

Jubail

800.0

30%

3400

Yanbu (2) electricity and water station

Yanbu

60.0

100%

1655

Yanbu (1) electricity and water station

Yanbu

148.0

100%

98

 

Subsidiaries:

 

Subsidiaries

Company

Incorporation Date

Capital (SAR mln)

Ownership

Material Subsidiaries

Jubail Water and Power Company (JWAP)

April, 2007

882.5

30%

Marafiq Water and Power Supply Company
(Tawreed)

Dec. 2006

1.0

100%

MASA Services Company for Operation and Maintenance (MaSa)

Dec. 2011

35.0

100%

Other Subsidiaries

Marafiq Insurance Limited (MIL)

Dec. 2005

6.0

100%

Jubail, Yanbu District Cooling Company

Feb. 2010

1.0

20%

 Jeddah Althaniya Water Company

Sept. 2019

0.5

45%

Jeddah Althaniya Operation and Maintenance Company

May, 2019

0.3

49%

 

Company Profile

Company

Power and Water Utility Company for Jubail and Yanbu (MARAFIQ)

Market

Saudi Exchange (Tadawul)

Core Activities

Water supply and sewage activities; managing and processing waste; electricity, gas, steam and air-conditioning supplies; manufacturing and construction activities

Capital 

SAR 2.5 bln

Number of Shares

250 mln shares

 

IPO Summary

Issue percentage (%) 

29.24% 

Offer Price

SAR 46 

Number of shares offered

21.93 million shares, or 30% of total offered shares amounting to 73.09 mln 

Qualified subscribers 

Retail investors

IPO minimum limit for retail investors 

10 shares 

IPO maximum limit for retail investors 

250,000 shares 

Retail subscription period 

Oct. 26-30, 2022 

Final allocation 

Nov. 3, 2022 

Surplus refunds 

Nov. 7, 2022 

 

Special Information

Financial advisor, lead manager, underwriter and book runner

HSBC Saudi Arabia - Riyad Capital

Receiving banks

Riyad Bank, SABB, Saudi National Bank, Al Rajhi Bank, Banque Saudi Fransi

 

Company Shareholders

Shareholders

Before IPO

Post-IPO

Number of Shares

(mln shares)

Ownership (%)

Number of Shares

(mln shares)

Ownership (%)

Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu

62.02

24.81%

43.75

17.5%

Public Investment Fund

62.02

24.81%

43.75

17.5%

Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC)

62.02

24.81%

43.75

17.5%

Saudi Aramco Power Co. (SAPCO)

62.02

24.81%

43.75

17.5%

Zamil Group Holding Co.

0.05

0.2%

0.05

0.2%

Al Yusr Industrial Contracting Co.

0.20

0.08%

0.20

0.08%

Khonaini International Co.

1.10

0.44%

1.10

0.44%

National Titanium Dioxide Ltd Co. (Cristal)

0.10

0.04%

0.10

0.04%

Rakaeez Al Jubail Holding Co.

0.01

0.002%

0.01

0.002%

Public

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73.09

29.24%

Total

250.00

100%

250.00

100%

 

 

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