Albilad Capital issues Q1 forecasts; SABIC to rise 8%

04/04/2018 Argaam

 

Albilad Capital has issued earnings estimates for Q1 2018.

 

Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) is expected to post an 8 percent year-on-year (YoY) rise in net profit to SAR 5.68 billion in the first quarter.

 

Yanbu National Petrochemical Co. (Yansab) is seen to post the biggest earnings increase among petrochemical producers under Albilad Capital’s coverage, with net profit climbing 14 percent to SAR 691 million.

 

In the banking sector, Al Rajhi Bank is forecast to report a profit of SAR 2.49 billion in Q1, rising 12 percent YoY.

 

Alinma Bank, meanwhile, is expected to see earnings surge 43 percent YoY to SAR 602 million.

 

Elsewhere, Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) is seen reporting a net profit of SAR 2.5 billion in Q1 2018, down 1 percent YoY.

 

Meanwhile, all cement companies under coverage are projected to report lower profit, with Yamama Cement’s earnings falling 33 percent YoY to SAR 34 million.

 

Albilad Capital Q1 2018 profit estimates (SAR mln)

Company

Q1 2018 estimates

YoY Variation

Banks

Aljazira

203

(6%)

Al Rajhi

2,494

+12%

Alinma

602

+43%

Materials

SABIC

5,680

+8%

SAFCO

430

+2%

Yansab

691

+14%

Advanced

132

+6%

Yamama Cement

34

(33 %)

Saudi Cement

120

(27%)

Yanbu Cement

91

(27%)

Maaden

344

+25%

Telecommunications Services

STC

2509

(1%)

Mobily

(185)

--

Zain KSA

(8)

--

Food & Beverages

Savola

67

--

Almarai

314

(4%)

Nadec

4

(7%)

Healthcare Equipment & Services

Mouwasat

104

+22%

Dallah Health

85

+0.3%

Care

32

+107%

Al Hammadi

27

(2%)

Other Sectors

Bahri

91

(76%)

Catering

110

(9%)

Herfy

47

(12%)

Extra

18

+42%

Jarir

236

+7%

Al Othaim

80

+33%

Farm Superstores

13

(42%)

 

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