Ayan Investment begins in 2025 by achieving historical profits of 366.48 million riyals for the first quarter

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ayan Investment Company, Faisal bin Abdullah Al -Qahtani, revealed a qualitative leap in the company’s financial performance during the first quarter of the current year 2025, where the company achieved a net profit of 366.48 million riyals, an increase of 755% compared to the same quarter of the previous year 2024, which is a loss of (55.92) million riyals, and an increase of 1529% over the previous quarter of its losses in an amount (25.65) million riyals.

Al -Qahtani attributed the reasons for the positive shift in the company’s financial performance to the impact of the completion of the fundamental deal with the Dellah Health Services Company, which included the transfer of the full ownership of “Ayan Investment” in Al -Ahsa and Al -Salam company for medical services to “Dallah” in exchange for cash instead, and a non -cash instead represented by issuing shares in favor of Ayan in the “Dallah” company, which resulted in a remarkable improvement in profitability indicators and financial margins, and financial margins, Reducing accumulated losses, and achieving additional cash liquidity, at a time when the company managed to end all its obligations and civilizations according to the essential deal with Dallah’s health, according to which the last commitment to bear all the financial obligations resulting from Al -Ahsa and Al -Salam medical services.

Al -Qahtani pointed to the positive impact that was reflected in the fundamental deal with Delh on the company’s results for the first quarter, and the important strategic step that paves the way for a new start for the company’s march, enhances its value and position in the market, and its ability to respond to the aspirations of its shareholders.

Al -Qahtani emphasized the commitment of Ayan to invest in diversification of the base of its investments, which gives it the ability to redirect resources in the Saudi market, and to explore new partnerships, especially within sectors consistent with the national transformation strategies and the vision of 2030.