Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Co. stated that the net profit of SR96.2 million ($25.63 million) in the fourth quarter of 2025, indicating an upsurge of 16.4 percent compared to the previous three months.
Tadawul statement reported that the company’s net profit remained at SR395.6 million for the entire year of 2025, signifying a deceleration of 36.38 percent compared to 2024.
The company added that the decline in annual net profit was a performance low in revenues from trading services and post-trade services, resulting from a 30.6 percent decline in average daily trading values.
Although the net profit of the entire year 2025 has decreased, Group CEO of Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Co., Khalid Abdullah Al-Hussan, has shown optimism and stated that the financial results indicated the robustness of the operating model of the firm and its capability to generate balanced and sustainable growth, helped by further diversification of the revenue stream and increased operational resiliency.
Al-Hussan said, “We continued executing our strategic priorities through the launch of a new product set, enhancing capital market infrastructure, and accelerating our data and technology capabilities to reinforce the Saudi capital market as a leading regional and global financial center.”
Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Co, representing the Capital Market Authority-licensed subsidiaries, is the leading securities trading, clearing, and settlement provider in the Kingdom. The organization also offers technology innovation services in one of its subsidiaries.
Being a cornerstone of the Kingdom Economy and Financial Sector Development Program in the context of the Vision 2030 of the country, the group is assisting Saudi Arabia in developing an economy that is prosperous and has a well-integrated and technologically advanced capital market at its core.
The overall group’s revenue for 2025 was SR1.26 billion, representing a 12.82 percent fall compared to the previous year.
The company recorded revenues of SR638.7 million in the post-trade services sector, then the capital market of SR373.7 million, and lastly the data and technology service portion of SR248.9 million.
The largest revenue generator by the company was post-trade services at SR638.7 million, then the capital market, using SR373.7 million, and data and technology at SR248.9 million.
The statement further stated that total shareholders’ equity following minority interest amounted to SR3.44 billion as of December 31, in comparison to SR3.49 billion in the previous year period.
The company announced in a separate statement that its board of directors had decided to pay out a cash dividend of 23 percent or SR2.30 per share for 2025.
