
Al Rajhi Capital issued Q4 2024 earnings forecasts for Saudi-listed companies under its coverage.
Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC) is expected to post a net profit of SAR 737 million, while stc’s earnings are forecast to rise 26% year-on-year (YoY).
| Al Rajhi Capital’s Q4 Earnings Forecasts (SAR mln) | ||
| Company | Q4 2024 (Projected) | Change YoY Q4 2023 | 
| Petrochemicals | ||
| SABIC | 737 | -- | 
| Sipchem | 96 | (40%) | 
| SABIC AN | 885 | (10%) | 
| Yansab | 154 | +735% | 
| Advanced | 23 | -- | 
| Cement | ||
| Arabian Cement | 46 | +41% | 
| Yamama Cement | 109 | +107% | 
| Saudi Cement | 125 | +20% | 
| Qassim Cement* | 62 | -- | 
| Yanbu Cement | 40 | +119% | 
| Southern Cement | 44 | (41%) | 
| Najran Cement | 22 | +17% | 
| Riyadh Cement | 74 | +70% | 
| Foods | ||
| Almarai | 443 | +20% | 
| SADAFCO | 103 | (2%) | 
| Savola | 11632 | +5023% | 
| NADEC | 210 | +69% | 
| Tanmiah | 19 | (29%) | 
| Almunajem | 44 | (47%) | 
| First Mills | 60 | +4% | 
| Modern Mills | 56 | +10% | 
| Retail | ||
| Jarir | 250 | (9%) | 
| Cenomi Retail | (14) | -- | 
| Al Othaim | 283 | +67% | 
| eXtra | 157 | +24% | 
| BinDawood Holding | 71 | (41%) | 
| Telecoms | ||
| stc** | 2860 | +26% | 
| Mobily | 690 | (8%) | 
| Zain KSA | 47 | (84%) | 
| Healthcare | ||
| Dallah | 137 | +20% | 
| Mouwasat | 243 | +32% | 
| Care | 64 | -- | 
| Al Hammadi | 76 | +20% | 
| Fakeeh | 95 | +29% | 
| Sulaiman Al Habib | 594 | +13% | 
| Saudi German Health | 64 | +74% | 
| Pharmaceuticals | ||
| SPIMACO | (12) | -- | 
| Jamjoom Pharma | 48 | +8% | 
| Astra Industrial | 156 | +25% | 
| Avalon Pharma | 49 | +8% | 
| Insurance | ||
| Bupa Arabia | 147 | +40% | 
| Tawuniya | 72 | (20%) | 
| GIG | 19 | (14%) | 
| Malath | 10 | +10% | 
| Walaa Insurance | 34 | (26%) | 
| Saudi Re | 50 | +160% | 
| Transport & Logistics | ||
| Lumi Rental | 45 | +76% | 
| Theeb | 46 | +30% | 
| Budget Saudi | 80 | +21% | 
| SISCO** | 18 | +169% | 
| SAL | 173 | (4%) | 
| Jahez | 58 | +74% | 
| Other Sectors | ||
| Bawan | 31 | (15%) | 
| Saudi Ceramics | 20 | -- | 
| Equipment House | 11 | +2% | 
| Tamkeen | 19 | +49% | 
| Aldrees | 89 | +24% | 
| Arabian Drilling | 90 | (51%) | 
| ADES Holding | 205 | +23% | 
| Luberef | 206 | (23%) | 
| solutions | 275 | +70% | 
| MIS | 10 | -- | 
| 2P | 38 | (3%) | 
| Elm | 409 | +25% | 
| Rasan | 35 | +256% | 
| Alkhorayef Water | 71 | +141% | 
| Miahona**** | 14 | +10% | 
| ACWA Power | 419 | (29%) | 
| Al Arabia | 55 | (31%) | 
| AMAK | 46 | +680% | 
| SMASCO | 36 | (20%) | 
| Seera | 35 | (68%) | 
| Tadawul Group | 133 | +45% | 
| United International | 65 | +17% | 
| Leejam Sports | 133 | +3% | 
| Riyadh Cables | 219 | +63% | 
*Financial results of Qassim Cement and Hail Cement for Q4 2023 and Q4 2024 were consolidated.
**stc’s 51% stake sale in TAWAL to the PIF was excluded, resulting in a one-off income.
***Excluding revenues of the construction sector
**** A potential one-off payment from Al-Haer project development
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