MUTAKAMELA
MUTAKAMELA
As of: May 28, 2026
Company Profile
Mutakamela Insurance Company is a Saudi joint stock company incorporated in 2006 to transact cooperative insurance operations and related activities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The company operates through five branches and offers principal lines of business including Medical, Motor, Property and casualty (covering fire, burglary, money, construction, liability, marine and energy), Group life (retirement), Protection and saving (individual protection and saving), and Protection insurance. It is a regulated entity under the Insurance Authority (formerly SAMA regulations mentioned) with key strategic shareholders including Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company PJSC (51% ownership) and Banque Saudi Fransi (14% ownership).
The Story
MUTAKAMELA is navigating a challenging operational phase where elevated administrative expenses offset underwriting revenues, resulting in a net loss and a combined ratio slightly above the breakeven threshold.
Source: Q1 2026 (2026-05-13)
Performance & Distributions
Market Pricing Multiples
Growth Story
MUTAKAMELA's top-line performance is characterized by a divergence between its TTM Insurance Revenue of SAR 880M and Gross Written Premiums (GWP) of SAR 323M, reflecting the recognition of previously written business under IFRS 17. However, the company's capacity for sustainable growth is constrained by its negative return profile, with a sustainable growth rate of 2.08% and a sustainable ROE of -0.63%. Without positive earnings retention, expanding its market share in the competitive Saudi insurance sector remains a structural challenge, as capital cannot be organically compounded to support aggressive premium expansion.
Profitability Dynamics
The profitability narrative for MUTAKAMELA highlights an underwriting squeeze, evidenced by a combined ratio of 100.74%, which indicates that insurance operations are running at a slight loss. While the loss ratio is relatively controlled at 59.09%, the primary pressure point is the elevated expense ratio of 41.66%, pointing to high operational and acquisition costs. Consequently, the return on equity (ROE) stands at -1.26%, failing to meet the estimated cost of equity (Ke) of 8.70%. This negative spread demonstrates that current investment income from its SAR 754M portfolio is insufficient to offset underwriting deficits and generate economic value for shareholders.
Risk & Capital Structure
Risk Factors
From a risk perspective, MUTAKAMELA maintains a substantial balance sheet with Total Assets of SAR 1.9B and Total Equity of SAR 714M, providing a buffer against operational volatility. However, the company carries significant insurance contract liabilities of SAR 919M, which must be continuously matched by its investment assets of SAR 754M and cash reserves. Operating under the strict regulatory oversight of the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), the company must carefully manage its solvency margins, especially given the current net loss of SAR -9M. The lack of underwriting profitability increases reliance on reinsurance structures and capital preservation strategies to mitigate systemic underwriting shocks.
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