Ahmed Hmod Al Theyab, CEO ofZahrat Al Waha for Trading Co.
Zahrat Al Waha for Trading Co.’s corrective measures adhered since the second quarter have successfully steered the company’s performance back on a positive trajectory, Chairman Ahmed Hmod Al Theyab stated.
In a call with Argaam, Al Theyab expects improved results for 2025, supported by continued execution of the plan, higher operational efficiency, and stronger performance from the printing, packaging, and labeling division launched earlier this year.
He attributed the decline in Q3 2025’s revenue to lower raw material prices in the preform and cap segments, noting that sales volume was not affected during this period. This reflects the company’s ability to maintain its market share, operating rates, and costs.
Moreover, profit growth during the third quarter was spurred by stable raw material prices and lower financing costs (FCs), which contributed to higher profit margins and reduced cost of goods sold.
Ahmed Hmod Al Theyab, CEO ofZahrat Al Waha for Trading Co.
Zahrat Al Waha for Trading Co.’s corrective measures adhered since the second quarter have successfully steered the company’s performance back on a positive trajectory, Chairman Ahmed Hmod Al Theyab stated.
In a call with Argaam, Al Theyab expects improved results for 2025, supported by continued execution of the plan, higher operational efficiency, and stronger performance from the printing, packaging, and labeling division launched earlier this year.
He attributed the decline in Q3 2025’s revenue to lower raw material prices in the preform and cap segments, noting that sales volume was not affected during this period. This reflects the company’s ability to maintain its market share, operating rates, and costs.
Moreover, profit growth during the third quarter was spurred by stable raw material prices and lower financing costs (FCs), which contributed to higher profit margins and reduced cost of goods sold.
