Riyadh - Mubasher: Tanmiah Food Company shifted to SAR 18.80 million net losses attributable to shareholders in 2025, against net profits of SAR 95.80 million a year earlier.
The loss per share hit SAR 0.90 in January-December 2025 when compared with earnings per share (EPS) of SAR 4.80 in 2024, according to the financial results.
Meanwhile, the revenues grew by 3.51% year-on-year (YoY) to SAR 2.65 billion at the end of 2025 from SAR 2.56 billion.
Quarterly Financials
During the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025, the Tadawul-listed company suffered SAR 22.40 million in net losses attributable to shareholders, versus net profits of SAR 26.80 million in the corresponding period a year earlier.
Revenues stood at SAR 712.70 million in Q4-25, reflecting an annual rise of 4.05% from SAR 684.90 million.
On a quarterly basis, the Q4-25 net losses widened by 41.77% when compared to SAR 15.80 million in Q3-25, while the revenues increased by 16.03% from SAR 614.20 million.
Zulfiqar Hamadani, the CEO of Tanmiah, commented: “2025 marked a year of continued progress for Tanmiah as we expanded our modern, scalable production capacity and strengthened our ability to grow volumes and deliver high-quality products that meet rising customer demand. We also broadened our distribution footprint into new areas and regions, including a new expansion into Kuwait earlier in the year.“
“While the fresh poultry segment faced a temporary cycle of market pressure driven by sustained pricing challenges and an oversupply of imported frozen products in the Saudi market, our diversified operating model continued to demonstrate resilience, underpinned by volume growth across Agribusiness and exceptional topline performance in restaurant operations,” he added.
The CEO concluded: “Looking ahead, while we continue to grow our production through organic and M&A opportunities, our primary focus will be to enhance efficiencies and extract maximum value from our existing infrastructure.”
It is worth noting that the company’s 2026 strategy focuses on value-added growth, optimizing assets, disciplined capital allocation, and leveraging digital, data, and people to enhance performance and shareholder value.
In September 2025, Agricultural Development Company (ADC), a unit of Tanmiah Food, raised its revolving Murabaha facility with Saudi Awwal Bank (SAB) to SAR 310 million from SAR 130 million.
