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Trades about 1,021% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Jahez International Company for Information Systems Technology is primarily recognized for its "Jahez" online food delivery platform, which operates across the Kingdom. The company structures its diverse operations into Delivery Platforms, Logistics Services, and an "Other" segments. Expanding beyond food, Jahez manages PIK, an e-commerce platform offering a variety of retail goods, including fashion, cosmetics, electronics, and hardware. It also runs LOGI, a dedicated last-mile delivery service that provides comprehensive logistical solutions. Furthermore, the company supports delivery-only restaurants through CO KITCHENS, a cloud kitchen concept that supplies commercial preparation spaces. Its service offerings extend to call center operations and a range of software-related services. Jahez is actively involved in an extensive array of additional commercial activities, such as general retail and wholesale trading, and the specialized retail of apparel, footwear, and leather items. In the technology sector, it designs, programs, and develops custom software; handles the import, wholesale, and retail of software; and sells computers along with accessories like printers and ink. The company also provides broader services in software development, database management, and application design. Its commercial reach further encompasses online consumer goods commerce and delivery, the operation of stores for refrigerated, frozen, and dry foods, and the supply of hygiene products. Additionally, wireless data services are part of its operational scope.
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