Almarai Company reported an 11% year-on-year increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, reaching SAR5.87 billion, driven by sustained demand across its core product categories and continued portfolio expansion.
The strong quarterly performance lifted the company’s total revenue for the first half of 2026 to SAR12.03 billion, representing a 9% increase compared with the corresponding period in 2025. Despite ongoing external cost pressures, Almarai maintained stable profitability, posting a net profit of SAR635.7 million for the second quarter, reflecting the resilience of its business model and disciplined operational execution.
The company attributed its financial performance to continued revenue growth, an improved product portfolio, and effective cost management initiatives aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and maintaining high service standards. A favourable sales mix also contributed to supporting earnings during the quarter.
Commenting on the results, Almarai CEO Fawaz Al Jasser said the company’s second-quarter performance demonstrates its ability to deliver consistent growth amid a dynamic operating environment. He noted that strong consumer demand for Almarai’s core product categories, particularly poultry and dairy, remained a key driver of revenue growth, while disciplined execution and rigorous cost management helped preserve profitability and strengthen financial resilience.
Among the company’s business segments, the poultry, dairy, and juice divisions recorded solid growth during the quarter, supported by an expanding customer base across multiple markets. Almarai also continued investing in increasing production capacity and enhancing operational efficiency to meet rising demand and support future expansion.
The bakery segment maintained stable performance during the period, reflecting the company’s balanced product portfolio and its focus on delivering consistent value across all business lines.
Looking ahead, Almarai reaffirmed its commitment to executing its long-term growth strategy, emphasising that ongoing investments in production capabilities, operational excellence, and portfolio development will further strengthen its market position.
The company stated that its strategic priorities are designed to support sustainable growth, capitalise on future market opportunities, and create long-term value for shareholders while continuing to meet evolving consumer demand across the region.
