Saudi Industrial Export Co. intrinsic value and dividend analysis using DCF, P/B, PEG and PSG models. Includes dividend yield, payout ratio, and dividend sustainability assessment. Sector: Capital Goods. Listed on Saudi Exchange Tadawul.
Saudi Industrial Export Company provides supply chain and trade solutions across the Middle East and Africa, including wholesale distribution of lubricating oils, refined petroleum products, cement, and plastics, along with port storage services. It also offers trade financing, commodity exchange and warehouse management solutions, logistics services such as freight and customs handling, and digital platforms for B2B trade and supply chain visibility. The company was incorporated in 1990 and is headquartered in Riyadh.
Revenue rose by about 74% in the second year before falling to zero in the third year -- the company reported no revenue in its most recent financial year. Net income was negative throughout the period and worsened in each year, declining by about 60% overall, from approximately SAR 15.6M to SAR 24.9M. Operating cash flow was negative throughout, widening to about SAR 20.6M negative in the second year before narrowing to approximately SAR 10.0M negative in the third (an approximate figure). Overall, the company's historical financial performance shows revenue collapsing to zero after initial growth, alongside widening net losses and persistently negative operating cash flow.
Dividend per share fluctuated over the 5-year recorded period, ranging between SAR 0.5 and SAR 5, and ended at SAR 0.5 versus SAR 2.5 at the start. Payments have been made on an Annual basis throughout this period. Overall, the company's per-share dividend has varied year to year without a consistent direction.
Saudi Industrial Export Co.'s dividend yield is approximately 22.42%, based on TASIV's most recent verified data.
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