Almarai's Q4 2025 Net Profit Rises 8% to SAR 464.8 Million Driven by Revenue Growth and Improved Sales Mix

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

Almarai's consolidated annual financial results showed a 7.9% increase in net profit attributable to shareholders during Q4 2025, reaching SAR 464.8 million compared to SAR 430.7 million in the same period of 2024. Quarter-on-quarter, net profit declined by 24.2% from Q3 2025’s SAR 613.2 million.

In a statement on Tadawul Saudi, the company attributed the annual profit growth in Q4 to higher revenues, cost control measures, and an improved sales mix.

Revenue growth in Q4 2025 reached 6% year-on-year, totaling SAR 5.46 billion, driven by performance across most markets and all sales channels, particularly in the poultry, food, dairy and juice, bakery, and packaged water sectors.

Operational Segment Performance:
- Dairy & Juice: Net profit grew, led by increased sales in all markets, especially Egypt, and effective cost management.
- Bakery: Profitability improved due to a better sales mix.
- Poultry: Net profit declined, but increased sales volumes from sector expansion and economies of scale helped offset the impact.

For the full year 2025, net profit attributable to shareholders rose 6.18% to SAR 2.456 billion, versus SAR 2.313 billion in 2024.

EcoPulse24 Analysis:
The results underscore Almarai’s resilient business model and ability to sustain profit growth despite sectoral fluctuations and operational pressures. Geographic diversification - especially strong performance in Egypt - was a key contributor. However, the quarterly profit decline highlights seasonal demand effects and rising costs, particularly in poultry, making efficiency and scale crucial for future margin preservation.

EcoPulse24 Conclusion:
Almarai’s results demonstrate balanced operational performance and healthy annual growth. The company is expected to maintain its focus in 2026 on cost control, maximizing returns from expansion investments, and optimizing its pricing mix to sustain earnings momentum.