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Trades about 1,647% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Alandalus Property Company specializes in the investment and development of commercial real estate. Its core activities encompass the construction, ownership, and management of various retail centers and mixed-use commercial and residential developments. Beyond property development, the firm also functions as a general contractor, undertaking projects for a wide array of structures, including residential and commercial buildings, educational and healthcare facilities, leisure venues, and major infrastructure like roads, dams, water and sewage systems, and electrical and mechanical installations. Furthermore, it handles the leasing, maintenance, and operational oversight of its diverse real estate portfolio, encompassing buildings and commercial complexes. The company is also actively involved in land acquisition, development, and investment. Established in 2006, Alandalus Property Company maintains its headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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