Riyad Cap issues Q2 estimates, STC’s profit seen up 32%

13/07/2017 Argaam Special

Riyad Capital has issued its Q2 2017 earnings forecasts for several Tadawul-listed companies operating in various sectors.

 

Petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) is expected to see a 10 percent YoY decline in net income to SAR 5.34 billion.

 

Al Rajhi Bank and Alinma Bank are projected to see profit increase by 10 percent and 3 percent YoY, respectively.

 

The outlook was negative for all cement producers under coverage due to falling cement prices, weak demand and ongoing supply glut. 

 

Meanwhile, Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) is expected to report a 32 percent year-on-year (YoY) jump in its net profit to SAR 2.45 billion for the same period.  

 

Saudi juice and dairy producer Almarai is likely to see its earnings 6 percent higher YoY in Q2.

 

Riyad Capital Q2 Forecasts (SAR mln)

Company

Estimates

YoY Variation

 

Cement

 

Yamama Cement

52

 (55%)

Yanbu Cement

92

(42%)

Qassim Cement

64

(44%)

Southern Cement

96

(64%)

Saudi Cement

127

(49%)

Total

431

(53%)

 

Petrochemicals

 

*Advanced

161

(13%)

Petrochem

151

(28%)

SIIG

174

(7%)

Saudi Kayan

168

85%

Yansab

356

(48%)

SABIC

4,796

(10%)

SAFCO

302

--

Sahara

81

(16%)

Sipchem

32

23%

Petro Rabigh

(210)

--

Total

6,011

(13%)

 

Banks

 

Alawwal

445

(18%)

BSF

1,084

(3%)

SABB

1,041

(10%)

ANB

801

(2%)

Samba

1,290

(2%)

Al Rajhi

2,262

10%

Alinma

421

3%

Total

7,344

0%

 

Retail

 

Almarai

668

6%

Jarir

161

25%

Total

NA

NA

 

Telecom

 

STC

2,453

32%

Mobily

(176)

--

Zain Saudi

46

--

Total

2,323

49%

 

Building Materials

 

Ceramics

11

(61%)

Bawan

19

(64%)

Aslak

8

(79%)

Zoujaj

12

8%

Amiantit

(38)

--

Total

12

(91%)

*Q2 results announced.                                                                                                

 

 

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