Cement News tagged under: Yamama Cement Co
Bullish 4Q22 results expected for Saudi Arabian producers19 January 2023, Published under Cement NewsTwelve Saudi Arabian cement companies' aggregate profit listed on Tadawul are expected to surge 101 per cent YoY and 20 per cent QoQ to SAR617m (US$164.5m) in the 4Q22, according to a local research house. Argaam sees bullish forecasts for most Saudi Arabian cement producers in the 4Q22 compared to the year-earlier period. Tabuk Cement Co , Yamama Cement Co , Yanbu Cement Co , City Cement Co and Arabian Cement Co are expected to post the biggest rise in the fourth-quarter profit. ... |
Yamama Cement Co reports 2% slip in 2Q revenues28 July 2020, Published under Cement NewsYamama Cement Co reported a 2.2 per cent slip in 2Q revenues to SAR161.7m (US$43.1m) in the 2Q20 when compared with SAR165.3m in the 2Q19. The company’s net profits declined 10 per cent YoY in 2Q20 to SAR47.6m from SAR53.2m in the 2Q19. Increasing general and administrative expenses as well as lower other revenues were key factors in the profit fall. |
Yamama Cement reports full-year profit13 February 2020, Published under Cement NewsSaudi Arabia-based Yamama Cement Co has posted full-year 2019 sales of SAR801.9m, representing a 53.9 per cent increase when compared with SAR521.2m in 2018. The company’s net profit after zakat and tax was SAR256.3m in 2019, when compared with a loss of SAR58.1m in the previous year. |
Saudi Arabia under pressure, seeks to boost export19 October 2018, Published under Cement NewsThis week, CemNet reported that Yamama Cement has seen a sharp 34 per cent fall in 3Q18 revenues , compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile, profitability declined, falling by around 37 per cent to SAR29.2m (US$7.8m) over the period. The prospect of lower sales though has been expected with August's figures having already seen a slowdown in the Saudi cement market. Analysts Al-Rajhi Capital are forecasting that cement demand will dip below the 40Mt level in 2018, from a market tha... |
Yamama Cement posts 3Q18 loss17 October 2018, Published under Cement NewsYamama Cement Co reported a drop in revenues in the first nine months of the year to SAR107.7m (US$28.7m) from SAR164.2m in 3Q17. The fall in sales was attributed to the steep price decline in the Saudi market. The 3Q results also showed a SAR46.4m net loss after zakat and tax. In 3Q17 the company reported a SAR29.2m net profit, according to Reuters. |
Yamama Cement announces 53% profit fall in the 1Q1817 April 2018, Published under Cement NewsSaudi Arabia-based Yamama Cement Co has announced a 53 per cent YoY fall in profit to SAR23.8m (US$6.35m) in the 1Q18. The producer attributed the decrease in profit to a drop in demand and a decline in other revenues, according to its statement to the Saudi Stock Exchange. However, Yamama Cement’s profit was a 40.7 per cent increase upon the result of the previous quarter. |
Yamama Cement profit halves in 4Q1708 February 2018, Published under Cement NewsSaudi Arabia’s Yamama Cement saw its net profits slide 51.3 per cent YoY in the 4Q17 to SAR16.9m (US$4.5m) from SAR34.8m. The company attributed the fall in profits to the drop in sales on the back of a contracting domestic market and to the rise in the allocated amount for Zakat by SAR5.7m. For the full year 2017, profits declined 69.5 per cent to SAR109.9m, from SAR357.9m in 2016. |
Yamama Cement sees 3Q profit fall17 October 2017, Published under Cement NewsYamama Cement reported a 30.5 per cent YoY fall in sales to SAR164m (US$43.7m) in 3Q17 from SAR236m in 3Q16. The company’s net profit decreased 48.1 per cent from SAR56.3m to SAR29.2m over the same period. |
Saudi Arabia: Yamama sees 41% net profit decrease18 October 2016, Published under Cement NewsYamama Cement Co reported a 41 per cent YoY fall in net profits to SAR56.3m (US$15m) in the 3Q16 from SAR95.53m (US$25.47m). The decrease resulted from a higher cost of sold goods due to increases in fuel prices as well as those of fixed assets, according to a bourse filing. The company also attributed the lower profits to lower value and volume of sales as a result of the pilgrimage season in the current quarter. Yamama's profits retreated 30.14 per cent to SAR323m during the firs... |
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