“Intaj” turns into a loss of 123 million riyals by the end of the fiscal year 2025
The Arab Agricultural and Industrial Investment Company (Intaj) turned into a loss at the end of the fiscal year 2025, recording a net loss of 123.1 million riyals, compared to a net profit of 27.1 million riyals in the previous year.
According to a statement by the company on "Saudi Arabia trading"Today, Thursday, the reason for recording a net loss during the fiscal year 2025 is due to a group of operational and financial factors, as the company’s results were mainly affected by market price pressures resulting from excess supply, which had a negative impact estimated at (132.7) million riyals.
In this context, the management implemented a number of operational initiatives that contributed to reducing the negative impact, and included increasing sales, improving the sales mix, improving the costs of feed and production inputs, raising the efficiency of the feed conversion rate, and raising operational efficiency, as The positive impact of these initiatives together amounted to about 82.4 million riyals, which led to reducing the net negative impact due to market price pressures to about (50.3) million riyals.
The results were also affected by the high rates of vital loss, with a negative impact amounting to 35 million riyals, and this comes within the challenges that the poultry sector witnessed during the year 2025.
The company has taken operational measures to enhance production efficiency and improve performance, thus reducing the impact of these challenges in the future, in addition to increasing Inventory allocations, which had a negative impact of 32.2 million riyals, and an increase in financing costs resulting mainly from charging borrowing costs to the income statement after the completion of the capital investments program, the impact of which amounted to 38.9 million riyals compared to the fiscal year 2024.
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