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Trades about 43% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Almarai Company, encompassing its various subsidiaries, functions as a comprehensive food and beverage provider for consumers across Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, and other nations within the Gulf Cooperation Council. The firm organizes its operations into distinct divisions: Dairy and Juice, Bakery, Poultry, and additional business segments. It offers a wide array of dairy products, fruit beverages, and related food items through popular brands like Almarai, Joosy Life, Beyti, and Teeba. Its bakery division features products under the L'usine and 7 Days labels, while poultry selections are sold as Alyoum and AlBashayer. Furthermore, Almarai owns and manages agricultural farms, provides horticulture services, and produces infant nutrition formulas under the Nuralac and Evolac brand names. Established in 1977, the company's main office is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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