Tasheel Expands Financing Portfolio, Driving Revenue to SAR 769.47 Million and Net Profit to SAR 273.64 Million in 2025

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

Tasheel, the United International Holding Company, announced its annual financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025, reporting balanced growth in both revenue and profitability. This performance was driven by the expansion of its financing portfolio and higher net income from Sharia-compliant financing contracts.

According to data released on Tadawul, sales and revenues reached SAR 769.47 million in 2025, up from SAR 623.67 million the previous year, marking a 23.38% increase. This growth is attributed to a 27% year-on-year rise in the financing portfolio, directly boosting revenues.

Gross profit totaled SAR 672.65 million, compared to SAR 543.78 million in 2024, an increase of 23.7%. Operating profit reached SAR 306.57 million, up from SAR 248.54 million, reflecting a 23.35% growth and showing improved operational efficiency.

Net profit attributable to shareholders stood at SAR 273.64 million, versus SAR 222.38 million last year, a 23.05% rise. Total comprehensive income attributable to shareholders was SAR 272.31 million, up from SAR 221.97 million, an increase of 22.68%.

On the balance sheet, total shareholders’ equity (excluding non-controlling interests) rose to SAR 1,396.95 million from SAR 1,112.65 million in 2024, marking a 25.55% growth - an indicator of the company’s strengthened capital base. Earnings per share reached SAR 10.9, compared to SAR 8.9 the prior year.

Share price closed at SAR 145.2, up by SAR 0.5 (+0.35%), with a traded value of SAR 1,185,140.8 and trading volume of 8,143 shares. Tasheel’s stock ended the session with a slight gain, reflecting a modestly positive market reaction to the announced results.

The company stated that the increase in net profit was directly supported by a 23.4% rise in revenues, which boosted gross profit from Sharia-compliant financing contracts by 23.7%, affirming the sustainability of its operational performance without reliance on non-recurring gains.

EcoPulse24 Analysis:
Tasheel’s results underscore the consistency of its business model, which is based on disciplined expansion of its financing portfolio and the ability to convert asset growth into stable operational profits. The parallel increases in revenue, gross profit, and operating profit point to effective cost control and risk management. Meanwhile, higher shareholders’ equity enhances the company’s financial flexibility and ability to sustain further expansion. The stock’s positive, if limited, performance reflects market confidence in sustainable growth, particularly amid rising demand for Sharia-compliant consumer financing solutions in the Saudi market.