Tabuk Agricultural Reports SAR 12M Net Loss in Q1 2026
Tabuk Agricultural Development Co. (6040) reported a net loss of SAR 12.01 million for Q1 2026, up 69% from SAR 7.10 million a year earlier. Revenue collapsed 95.47% to SAR 0.59 million due to lower production and restructuring.
Key Numbers
Tabuk Agricultural Development Co. (6040) announced its interim financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2026, posting a net loss of SAR 12.01 million, widening 69.05% from SAR 7.10 million in the same period last year. Revenue plunged 95.47% to SAR 0.59 million.
Key Financial Results
| Item | Current Quarter | Prior Year Quarter | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | SAR 0.59M | SAR 13.11M | -95.47% |
| Net Loss | SAR 12.01M | SAR 7.10M | +69.05% |
| Loss per Share | SAR 0.31 | SAR 0.18 | +72.22% |
Highlights from the Statement
The company attributed the revenue decline to decreased production, operational restructuring, and inventory reductions. The wider net loss was driven by the revenue drop, inventory write-offs, and losses from the sale of shares in associates, despite lower selling and administrative expenses.
On a sequential basis, the net loss improved 74.29% from SAR 46.74 million in the previous quarter, aided by lower cost of revenues, reduced expenses, and absence of asset impairment losses.
Guidance
The company did not provide explicit guidance. However, auditors issued a qualified opinion citing material uncertainty about going concern: accumulated losses reached SAR 315.24 million (80.47% of capital), current liabilities exceeded current assets by SAR 164.89 million, and operating cash flow was negative SAR 7.42 million.
Impact on the Stock
The weak results are likely to pressure Tabuk Agricultural's stock (6040), given persistent losses and liquidity concerns. The auditor also flagged issues regarding the classification of Masader Agricultural Feed Company as discontinued operations.
What This Means for Investors
The results highlight severe structural challenges, with a sharp revenue decline and large accumulated losses. Investors should monitor any restructuring plans or capital injections, and watch for future disclosures on liquidity.
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