Al Habib Group Expands Operational Capacity, Driving Revenue to SAR 13.7 Billion and Net Profit to SAR 2.4 Billion in 2025

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Services Group announced its annual financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025, showing robust revenue growth driven by ongoing operational expansions and higher patient numbers, alongside improved profitability despite continued costs tied to new projects.

According to data published on Tadawul Saudi Exchange, sales and revenues reached SAR 13,706.9 million in 2025, up from SAR 11,200.43 million the previous year - a 22.38% increase (SAR 2,506.47 million). This performance was attributed to growth in the hospital and pharmacy sectors, supported by higher occupancy rates and increased patient traffic.

Gross profit stood at SAR 4,207.01 million compared to SAR 3,744.26 million, up 12.36%. Operating profit reached SAR 2,618.98 million versus SAR 2,356.26 million, an 11.15% increase. EBITDA rose 17.86% to SAR 3,506.95 million, with a margin of 25.59%.

Net profit attributable to shareholders was SAR 2,401.47 million, up 3.72% from SAR 2,315.29 million. Total comprehensive income attributable to shareholders reached SAR 2,389.07 million, versus SAR 2,331.16 million. Total equity (excluding minority interests) grew 10.13% to SAR 7,901.72 million. Earnings per share were SAR 6.86, up from SAR 6.62.

The group explained that revenue growth resulted from continuous expansion of operational capacity. In 2024, it opened Al-Fayhaa Hospital in Jeddah, North Riyadh Hospital, and the Women's Health Hospital in Riyadh. In 2025, further expansions included Al-Hamra Hospital in Riyadh, Al-Kharj Hospital, and Al-Mohammadiyah Hospital in Jeddah. These facilities remain in a rapid growth phase and are expected to contribute more as they reach optimal capacity.

The share price was SAR 261.2, up SAR 2.4 (+0.93%) with a traded value of SAR 26,666,820.4 and a trading volume of 102,071 shares. The stock saw active trading, reflecting a positive market response to the results.

EcoPulse24 Analysis:
Al Habib's results highlight the strength of its phased, strategic expansion model, with capacity growth driving revenues at a pace exceeding net profit growth due to fixed operating costs of new hospitals before they reach optimal occupancy. Rising EBITDA and stronger equity underscore robust operating cash flow and self-funded expansion. In the medium term, current expansions are expected to positively impact margins as facilities mature, reinforcing Al Habib's position as one of the largest private healthcare operators in Saudi Arabia.