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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Taiba Investments Co., a diversified Saudi Arabian enterprise founded in 1988 and headquartered in Medina, primarily operates across the Kingdom's real estate sector. Its activities span the entire property lifecycle, from investment, acquisition, development, and sales to leasing, operation, upkeep, marketing, and comprehensive management of various properties. Beyond real estate, the company's extensive portfolio includes the investment in, ownership of, and management for hotels, hospitals, tourist resorts, and recreational facilities, extending to broader public and private infrastructure and even entire cities. Taiba also engages in architectural, civil, mechanical, and electrical contracting, alongside agricultural, industrial, and mining ventures. Furthermore, it offers financial solutions such as credit and mortgage services and is specifically involved in the cultivation and sale of dates and other agricultural commodities. The company adopted its current name, Taiba Investments Co., in May 2019, having previously been known as Taiba Holding Co.
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