Al-Ittihad Al-Ahli Club is expected to post a loss of 83.6 million riyals in 2025

15.03.2026
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Gulf Union National Cooperative Insurance Company reported a loss of SAR 83.6 million in 2025, compared to a profit of SAR 43.6 million in 2024. According to the company's statement on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) website, the loss for the current year, compared to the previous year's profit, is attributed to a deficit in insurance services results, which amounted to SAR 85.8 million this year, compared to a surplus of SAR 30.6 million in the previous year. This deficit resulted from a significant increase in insurance service expenses, which reached SAR 1.063 billion this year, compared to SAR 717 million in the previous year – an increase of SAR 346 million, or 48%. Other contributing factors included an increase in reinsurance contract expenses, which reached SAR 60.7 million this year, compared to SAR 56.8 million in the previous year
Gulf Union National Cooperative Insurance Company turned to a loss of 83.6 million riyals in 2025, compared to profits of 43.6 million riyals in 2024.

According to the company’s statement on the Saudi Stock Exchange website, the reason for the loss for the current year compared to the profits of the previous year is due to the deficit in the results of insurance services, which amounted to 85.8 million riyals for the current year, compared to a surplus of 30.6 million for the previous year, as a result of the increase in insurance services expenses, which amounted to 1.063 billion riyals for the current year, compared to 717 million riyals for the previous year, an increase of 346 million riyals, or 48%.

The reasons included: the increase in reinsurance contract expenses, which amounted to 60.7 million riyals for the current year, compared to 56.8 million riyals for the previous year, an amount of 3.9 million riyals, or 7%.

The net surplus share in insurance funds decreased to 1.8 million riyals for the current year, compared to 8.3 million riyals for the previous year, a decrease of 6.5 million riyals or 79%.

The reasons included: increased operating expenses, which amounted to 22.1 million riyals for the current year, compared to 18.9 million riyals for the previous year, an increase of 3.1 million riyals, or 17%.

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