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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nahdi Medical Company stands as a prominent pharmaceutical retail chain with operations spanning both the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses a diverse range of pharmaceutical goods, health and wellness items, maternal and infant care essentials, beauty products, and various fast-moving consumer goods. Beyond retail, Nahdi provides a comprehensive suite of omni-health services, including polyclinics, rapid-care clinics, telemedicine platforms, laboratory facilities, and home healthcare programs. The company is also actively involved in the wholesale and retail distribution of cosmetics, medicines, specialized dietary products, healthy food options, and medical equipment. With approximately 1,151 pharmacies under its management, Nahdi Medical Company was established in 1986 and maintains its headquarters in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It operates as a subsidiary under the umbrella of both Alnahdi Holding Company Limited and Saudi Economic and Development Company Limited.
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