Tadawul-listed companies, excluding Saudi Aramco, reported a 21% leap in Q1 2025 aggregate net profits to SAR 40.2 billion, primarily due to the positive results of the banking, real estate development, healthcare, and telecommunications.
The overall results of Saudi companies showed a slight decline year-on-year (YoY) in combined profits to around SAR 135.9 billion by the end of the first quarter of 2025.Saudi Aramcoaccounted for 70% of the aggregate earnings, as its profit fell 7% YoY to SAR 95.68 billion, impacted by a drop in oil prices, chemicals, and refined products. 
Tadawul-listed companies, excluding Saudi Aramco, reported a 21% leap in Q1 2025 aggregate net profits to SAR 40.2 billion, primarily due to the positive results of the banking, real estate development, healthcare, and telecommunications.
The overall results of Saudi companies showed a slight decline year-on-year (YoY) in combined profits to around SAR 135.9 billion by the end of the first quarter of 2025.Saudi Aramcoaccounted for 70% of the aggregate earnings, as its profit fell 7% YoY to SAR 95.68 billion, impacted by a drop in oil prices, chemicals, and refined products.
