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Jazan Development Q1 2026 Net Profit SAR 5.13M, Revenue Up 44.9%

Jazan Development and Investment Co. (6090) posted Q1 2026 net profit of SAR 5.13 million, down 46.8% YoY, as revenue rose 44.93% to SAR 39.92 million on higher shrimp sales. The auditor included a going concern uncertainty paragraph.

May 11, 2026
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Source: Saudi Exchange via Sahm Platform
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Key Numbers

revenue
39.92M SAR
net profit
5.13M SAR
revenue yoy growth
44.93%
net profit yoy change
-46.834%
shrimp sales q1 2026
35.04M SAR
shrimp sales q1 2025
23.54M SAR
fair value gain q1 2026
8.61M SAR
fair value gain q1 2025
11.94M SAR
accumulated losses
125.66M SAR
current liabilities excess
104.67M SAR

Jazan Development and Investment Co. (Tadawul: 6090) reported its interim financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2026, with a net profit of SAR 5.13 million, a 46.8% decline year-on-year. The drop came despite a 44.93% revenue increase to SAR 39.92 million, driven by higher shrimp sales.

Key Financial Results

MetricQ1 2026Q1 2025Change
RevenueSAR 39.92MSAR 27.54M+44.93%
Net ProfitSAR 5.13MSAR 9.64M-46.83%
EPSNot disclosedNot disclosed-

Highlights from the Statement

  • Shrimp Sales: Rose to SAR 35.04 million in Q1 2026 from SAR 23.54 million in Q1 2025, up 48.8%.
  • Fair Value Gains: Decreased to SAR 8.61 million from SAR 11.94 million.
  • Absence of One-Time Gain: No asset sale gain of SAR 1.25 million as in Q1 2025.
  • Higher Expenses: Selling, marketing, and administrative expenses increased.

Quarter-on-quarter, revenue surged 120.8% from Q4 2025 (SAR 18.07 million), and net profit turned positive from a SAR 9.25 million loss, driven by seasonal shrimp harvesting and improved pricing domestically and internationally.

Guidance

The company did not provide numerical guidance but indicated continued improvement in production and cost absorption with harvesting seasons.

Stock Impact

The stock may face selling pressure due to the annual profit decline, but the sequential improvement could limit losses. The auditor's going concern uncertainty may weigh on sentiment.

What This Means for Investors

Investors should monitor the company's ability to improve profit margins despite revenue growth and address accumulated losses that threaten its going concern status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Revenue reached SAR 39.92 million, up 44.93% from Q1 2025.

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