Saudi Paper Manufacturing noted that the amount is covered by a promissory note for the value of the credit facility agreement.
Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co. (SPM) signed a credit facilities agreement with Kuwait Finance House Bahrain (KFH) , which includes facilities allocated to finance working capital and medium-term facilities amounting to $40 million equivalent to SAR 150 million. 
In a statement to Tadawul, the company said the funding was obtained on Jan. 19, 2026, noting that working capital facilities extend for 12 months, renewable, while medium-term facilities last for 48 months, including a six-month grace period.
The amount is covered by a promissory note for the value of the credit facility agreement.
The credit aims at supporting the cash liquidity required to cover working capital for operational activities in line with the company’s strategy, future plans and expansions in purchasing raw materials, in addition to restructuring medium-term debts to improve the company’s cash flows, the statement added.
Saudi Paper further indicated that the agreement was concluded at preferential and competitive rates with regard to profit margins.
Saudi Paper Manufacturing noted that the amount is covered by a promissory note for the value of the credit facility agreement.
Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co. (SPM) signed a credit facilities agreement with Kuwait Finance House Bahrain (KFH) , which includes facilities allocated to finance working capital and medium-term facilities amounting to $40 million equivalent to SAR 150 million.
In a statement to Tadawul, the company said the funding was obtained on Jan. 19, 2026, noting that working capital facilities extend for 12 months, renewable, while medium-term facilities last for 48 months, including a six-month grace period.
The amount is covered by a promissory note for the value of the credit facility agreement.
The credit aims at supporting the cash liquidity required to cover working capital for operational activities in line with the company’s strategy, future plans and expansions in purchasing raw materials, in addition to restructuring medium-term debts to improve the company’s cash flows, the statement added.
Saudi Paper further indicated that the agreement was concluded at preferential and competitive rates with regard to profit margins.
