Riyadh: Almarai Company announced that its revenue for Q2 2026 rose by 11% year-on-year to SAR5.87 billion, bringing total revenue for the first half of the year to SAR12.03 billion, up 9% compared with the first half of 2025. Profitability remained stable, with net profit reaching SAR635.7 million in Q2, supported by revenue growth and portfolio expansion, reflecting the strength of Almarai's business model and its ability to effectively manage external cost pressures.

According to Saudi Press Agency, ongoing cost-control initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and service levels, combined with improvements in the sales mix, supported the financial performance. CEO of Almarai Company Fawaz Al Jasser said that Q2 2026 results reflect continued growth at Almarai, supported by demand for core products, particularly poultry and dairy. Disciplined execution and cost management enabled the company to achieve stable and resilient financial performance.

The poultry, dairy, and juice segments recorded growth during Q2, driven by an expanding customer base across various markets and increased investments to boost production capacity and improve operational efficiency, while the bakery segment achieved stable performance.

Almarai affirmed that its current strategy will strengthen its position, enable it to continue achieving sustainable growth, enhance its ability to seize future growth opportunities, and create long-term value.