Jaco's profits declined by 59.3% to 4.17 million riyals in 2025

26.03.2026
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Al-Qassim Investment Holding Company (JACO) reported a 59.3% decline in net profit for 2025, reaching SAR 4.17 million, compared to SAR 10.23 million in 2024. According to the company's statement on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) website, the decrease in net profit this year compared to the previous year is attributed to the non-recurring revenue from government grants in the previous year that was not present this year. Other contributing factors included capital losses from the disposal of investment properties, assets, plant, and equipment, compared to capital gains from the same item in the previous year. Additional reasons included a decrease in operating and other revenues, an increase in general and administrative expenses, and a decline in the value of the impairment reversal for investment properties
Al-Qassim Investment Holding Company “JACO” saw its profits decline by 59.3% in 2025 to 4.17 million riyals, compared to 10.23 million riyals in 2024.

According to the company's statement on the Saudi Stock Exchange website, the reason for the decrease in net profit during the current year compared to the previous year is due to recording non-recurring revenues from government grants during the previous year that are not present in the current year.

The reasons included: recording capital losses from the disposal of investment properties, property, plant and equipment compared to recording capital gains from the same item during the previous year.

The reasons included: a decrease in operating revenues and other revenues, an increase in general administrative expenses, in addition to a decrease in the value of the reduction in the value of investment properties during the current year compared to the previous year.

This occurred despite the positive impact of the following provisions:

• A decrease in the provision for expected credit losses.

• Refund of Zakat allocation for previous years.

• Lower cost of revenue.

• Increased value of dividend distributions and revaluation of financial assets at fair value through profit or loss.

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