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Al-Jouf Agriculture Q1 2026 Net Profit Drops 94% to SAR 2.06M

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. announced its Q1 2026 financial results, with net profit plunging 94.07% YoY to SAR 2.06 million. Revenue declined 1.71% to SAR 167.68 million, impacted by the timing of Ramadan.

May 6, 2026
3 min read
Source: Saudi Exchange
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Key Numbers

revenue
167.68M SAR
net profit
2.06M SAR
eps
0.07 SAR
revenue change yoy
-1.71%
net profit change yoy
-94.07%

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (Ticker: 6070) reported its interim financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2026, posting a net profit of SAR 2.06 million, a sharp decline of 94.07% year-over-year. Revenue also fell 1.71% YoY to SAR 167.68 million.

Key Financial Results

ItemCurrent Quarter (SAR million)Comparable Quarter (SAR million)Change %
Revenue167.68170.59-1.71%
Gross Profit27.3568.36-60.00%
Operating Profit4.1241.62-90.10%
Net Profit2.0635.00*-94.07%
EPS (SAR)0.071.16-93.97%

*The prior-year net profit figure is derived from the reported change.

Key Highlights from the Statement

The company attributed the steep profit decline to lower sales and significantly reduced profit margins due to higher operational costs, despite reductions in general and administrative expenses and lower unrealized losses from investment revaluations. The timing difference of the Ramadan season also impacted sales compared to the previous year.

Quarter-over-quarter, revenue dropped 19.65% from SAR 208.67 million, while net profit fell 75.11% from SAR 8.26 million.

Guidance

No forward-looking guidance was provided in the announcement.

Impact on the Stock

The sharp earnings decline is likely to weigh on the stock price in the near term, especially with EPS falling from SAR 1.16 to SAR 0.07. However, total shareholders' equity rose 2.057% to SAR 790.53 million, which may provide some support.

What This Means for Investors

This weak performance signals significant operational pressures. Investors should monitor the company's ability to improve profit margins in upcoming quarters, particularly after the Ramadan effect subsides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Net profit was SAR 2.06 million, down 94.07% year-over-year.

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