Saudi Industrial Development Co. (SIDC) intrinsic value and dividend analysis using DCF, P/B, PEG and PSG models. Includes dividend yield, payout ratio, and dividend sustainability assessment. Sector: Consumer Durables & Apparel. Listed on Saudi Exchange Tadawul.
Saudi Industrial Development Company manufactures and sells mattresses, sponge products, and sanitary ware such as basins, bathtubs, and toilets, alongside furniture and related home goods, in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. It also provides transportation and warehousing services and holds financial investments. Founded in 1992, it is headquartered in Jeddah.
TASIV estimates this company's intrinsic value using a Price-to-Book (P/B) model. As of TASIV's most recent data refresh, the estimated intrinsic value is SAR 2.15 compared to a market price of SAR 17.13 (Trading significantly above DCF model value). This is an analytical estimate, not investment advice.
Revenue declined by about 35% over the three-year period, a steady downward trend across all three years. Net income remained negative throughout the period, narrowing in the second year before widening again in the third, while operating cash flow also stayed negative and widened more consistently, by more than 250% over the same period. Overall, the company's historical financial performance shows declining revenue accompanied by a persistent net loss and a widening cash flow deficit.
Based on TASIV's Price-to-Book (P/B) model, the estimated intrinsic value of Saudi Industrial Development Co. (SIDC) is approximately SAR 2.15, compared to a current market price of SAR 17.13. This is an analytical estimate based on the company's financial data, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
According to TASIV's model, Saudi Industrial Development Co. (SIDC) is currently "Trading significantly above DCF model value".
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