According to the company's statement on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) website, the increase in net profit was primarily driven by higher revenues resulting from an increase in patient numbers and admissions, along with a rise in specialized cases and a higher percentage of advanced and specialized procedures. The addition of new clinics in several specialties also contributed to expanding operational capacity and increasing patient demand.
Operational efficiency and effective cost management contributed to supporting profitability across hospitals and medical centers, in addition to lower financing costs after settling some financial facilities following the initial public offering, which was reflected positively in the final results.
The company's operating profit includes an unrealized non-cash loss of SAR 6.4 million resulting from the revaluation of the fair value of its investment in a local fund.
Despite opening two new medical centers during the year, management closely monitored operating costs during the startup phase to ensure they aligned with revenue. The expanded operations also enabled more efficient resource utilization and supported profitability growth, while Al Mousa Healthcare continued to expand its services and develop its medical network.
Dividend distribution
The board of directors of Al-Mousa Health Company decided yesterday to distribute cash dividends to shareholders for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 2025.
The company said that the total amount distributed was 15.5 million riyals, while the share per share of the distribution is 0.35 riyals.
The eligibility date will be March 29, while the distribution date will be April 13.
