NCB Cap issues Q1 profit estimates; SABIC said to jump 60%

07/04/2017 Argaam

NCB Capital issued on Thursday its Q1 estimates for Saudi-listed companies under its coverage, with SABIC expected to post a net profit of SAR 5.47 billion, a 60 percent year-on-year increase.

 

NCB Capital expects all cement firms under its coverage to post lower profit this time around.

 

Yamama Cement will likely record the biggest drop among its peers, with net income down 62 percent to SAR 57 million.

 

In the telecom sector, STC is the only company set to post higher Q1 profit, NCBC said.

 

The largest mobile services provider is expected to post SAR 2.25 billion in the first three months of 2017, a fall of 5.3 percent YOY.

 

Elsewhere, Almarai’s net profit is likely to hit SAR 349 million, an increase of 13.1 percent YOY.

 

In the banking sector, Al Rajhi— the biggest listed lender by market value—is expected to post SAR 2.55 billion, a 6.8 percent jump when compared to first quarter of 2016.

 

NCBC Estimates (SAR mln)

Company

Q1-2017 Estimates

YoY Variance

Banks

Al Rajhi

2,155

+7%

Alinma

377

(4%)

BSF

876

(19%)

Riyad

897

(24%)

SABB

986

(14%)

Saudi Investment

294

+40%

SAMBA

1,159

(8%)

Alawwal

376

(26%)

ANB

631

(16%)

Albilad

220

+26%

Aljazira

184

(52%)

Petrochemicals

SABIC

5,470

+61%

SIIG

261

+197%

YANSAB

623

+55%

Advanced

149

+2%

Tasnee

135

--

SIPCHEM

93

+84%

SAHARA

81

+49%

SAFCO

470

+64%

Saudi Kayan

121

--

Petrochem

179

+47%

Telecom

STC

2,250

(5%)

Mobily

(50)

--

Zain Saudi

(89)

--

Cement

Yanbu Cement

122

(33%)

Yamama Cement

57

(62%)

EPCCO

50

(43%)

Saudi Cement

171

(36%)

SPCC

159

(44%)

Qassim Cement

95

(30%)

Real estate

Dar Al Arkan

38

(34%)

Taiba

55

+12%

Al Akaria

22

(16%)

Agriculture & retail

Almarai

349

+13%

SAVOLA

141

+52%

Al Hokair

55

--

Shaker

16

(41%)

Jarir

179

+3%

Al Othaim

61

+10%

Other sectors

SGS

169

(14%)

Catering

143

+1%

Al Tayyar

186

(4%)

SEC

4,564

--

Steel Pipes

7

(19%)

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