AICC
AICC
As of: May 28, 2026
Company Profile
Arabia Insurance Cooperative Company ('AICC') is a Saudi Joint Stock Company registered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (CR 1010243302). Its principal activity includes all classes of general insurance, medical insurance, savings, and protection. The Company is listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul). Effective 14 April 2014, the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) amended the Company's license to be restricted to insurance activities only. The Company's financial reporting follows IFRS standards as endorsed in KSA and compliance with the Insurance Implementing Regulations, maintaining separate accounts for Insurance and Shareholders' Operations.
The Story
AICC is currently navigating a challenging operational phase, where robust top-line insurance revenue of SAR 926M is offset by underwriting deficits and negative profitability.
Source: Q1 2026 (2026-05-11)
Performance & Distributions
Market Pricing Multiples
Growth Story
AICC demonstrates a significant divergence between its top-line volume and its underlying growth sustainability. The company generated SAR 926M in TTM insurance revenue, supported by gross written premiums (GWP) of SAR 287M. However, this premium volume has not translated into sustainable organic expansion. With a negative return on equity (ROE) of -11.58%, the company's sustainable growth rate is constrained at 2.08% (with a sustainable ROE of -5.79%), indicating that current premium growth is not backed by internal capital generation. This highlights a critical need to align market penetration and premium acquisition with capital efficiency.
Profitability Dynamics
Profitability remains the primary hurdle for AICC, as evidenced by a combined ratio of 103.13%, indicating that underwriting claims and expenses exceed earned premiums. This operational deficit directly drives the net loss of SAR -64M over the trailing twelve months (TTM). Consequently, the company's ROE stands at -11.58%, failing to meet its cost of equity (Ke) of 8.70%. This negative spread of -20.28% demonstrates that the company is currently eroding shareholder value, as investment income from its SAR 322M portfolio is insufficient to offset the underwriting losses reflected in the elevated combined ratio.
Risk & Capital Structure
Risk Factors
From a risk and balance sheet perspective, AICC holds total assets of SAR 1.2B, backed by SAR 556M in total equity. The company's risk profile is heavily tied to its insurance contract liabilities, which stand at SAR 527M, representing a substantial portion of its obligations. While the company maintains an investment book of SAR 322M to support these liabilities, the underwriting losses (combined ratio of 103.13%) place pressure on capital adequacy and solvency margins under SAMA regulations. Without positive earnings to replenish capital, maintaining regulatory solvency thresholds will require strict capital discipline or potential restructuring of reinsurance arrangements to mitigate underwriting volatility.
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