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Trades about 727% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ash-Sharqiyah Development Co. operates as an agricultural enterprise with a presence in Saudi Arabia and international markets. Its core activities encompass the cultivation of vegetables, utilizing both traditional open-field methods and advanced greenhouse technology. The company further diversifies its portfolio through mixed farming practices and the innovative hydroponic production of vegetables. Beyond crop cultivation, it also undertakes the management of irrigation systems for various agricultural initiatives and participates in animal husbandry. Established in 1986, Ash-Sharqiyah Development Co. maintains its headquarters in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.
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