SALEH ALRASHED
Saleh Abdulaziz Al Rashed and Sons Co.
As of: Mar 26, 2026
Company Profile
Saleh Abdulaziz Al Rashed and Sons Company is a Saudi Joint Stock Company established in 1975. The company's core activities include importing, exporting, and wholesale and retail trading in crushers, crusher spare parts, building materials, and graded aggregates. Additionally, the Group is involved in real estate development, including purchasing land for construction, investing in buildings through sales or leasing, and managing and maintaining real estate. The company operates through a network of branches across Saudi Arabia (including Riyadh, Jeddah, and Tabuk) and several mining-focused subsidiaries specializing in quarry operations and land freight transport.
The Story
A vertically integrated mining and construction materials powerhouse leveraging a high-return capital base to fuel aggressive regional expansion.
Source: Annual 2025 (2026-04-29)
Performance & Distributions
Market Pricing Multiples
Growth Story
Revenue grew significantly from 599.6 million SAR in fiscal 2024 to 739.5 million SAR in the TTM period, representing a robust upward trajectory. This expansion is underpinned by a sustainable growth rate of 8.67%, driven by a high five-year average ROIC of 20.04% and a reinvestment rate of 43.26%. The company is currently in an aggressive expansion phase, as evidenced by the establishment of seven new subsidiaries in late 2025 focused on mining, crushers, and land freight. This strategic push into quarrying and industrial development suggests a long-term commitment to capturing more of the construction supply chain.
Profitability Dynamics
Saleh Al Rashed demonstrates strong value creation, maintaining an 11.06% positive gap between its ROIC of 20.04% and its WACC of 8.98%. With an operating margin of 14.09% and a net profit margin of 12.38% for the TTM period, the business model efficiently converts revenue into earnings. While the company is heavily investing—evidenced by 133.9 million SAR in TTM capital expenditures—it maintains a healthy cash position of 60.3 million SAR. The ability to generate high returns on invested capital while scaling suggests a competitive advantage in its operational efficiency and resource management within the Saudi mining and materials sector.
Risk & Capital Structure
Risk Factors
The company’s risk profile is characterized by its reliance on Murabaha financing and bank facilities, which are sensitive to market commission rates. While the total debt of 55.9 million SAR is currently offset by a cash balance of 60.3 million SAR, the use of personal guarantees and promissory notes from shareholders for securing facilities highlights a traditional financing structure. Business-specific risks include the inherent difficulty in measuring bulk inventory, which requires technical estimation, and the credit risk associated with trade receivables. Additionally, the recent rapid formation of multiple subsidiaries introduces integration and execution risks as the Group scales its operational complexity.
Governance Disclosures
We track 4 key governance and oversight matters for this company in our database.
Related Party Transaction Approval Framework
The Group conducts transactions with shareholders, affiliates, and key management personnel, stating that terms are approved according to internal policies.
Public Offering and Ownership Dilution
The Capital Market Authority approved the Company's request to offer 5,580,000 shares for public offering, representing 30% of the total shares, for listing on the Main Market (TASI).
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