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Investment Highlights
We hold an advanced market position in kitchen tools, serveware, and specialized small household appliances in Saudi Arabia, supported by national distribution reach and control over product specification. This is not a broadly contested mass-retail category. It is a focused niche where our three decades of category expertise, owned-brand infrastructure, and service depth create barriers that are difficult to replicate.
In 2025, Al Saif Gallery delivered SAR 58 million in net profit, a 54.6% increase year-on-year, driven entirely by operational improvements. Revenue of SAR 758.8 million, a gross margin of 23.5%, and operating cash flow of SAR 78.7 million reflect the underlying earning power of the platform. The Company ended 2025 with cash and cash equivalents of SAR 25.9 million.
Approximately 88% of revenue flows through brands we own or exclusively hold. Direct sourcing from manufacturing partners enables gross margins on proprietary products that are structurally superior to the standard wholesale-retail model. The ongoing extension of the Edison brand into large appliances expands both revenue opportunity and margin mix.
Saudi Arabia's housing boom, with homeownership rising from 47% in 2016 to 65.4% in 2024, with 660K+ new units in the pipeline and Sakani supporting 122K+ families in 2024, creates a durable demand tailwind for household essentials. Every new Saudi home requires a full kitchen outfitting.
E-commerce grew 37% in 2025, contributing SAR 94 million (12.4% of revenue) through an app with 500K+ downloads. The digital channel operates with shared logistics and after-sales infrastructure, creating operating leverage as digital revenue grows within the existing physical footprint.
The appointment of CEO Ahmed bin Saleh Al Sultan in Dec 2024 marks a deliberate governance maturation step. His three-pillar strategic framework (customer experience, earnings quality, measured expansion) is already reflected in the 2025 results.