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Trades about 187% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Aljazira Takaful Taawuni Company, headquartered in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specializes in delivering a diverse portfolio of Sharia-compliant insurance solutions. Established in 2010, the firm's operations are structured across five principal divisions: Medical, Motor, General, Individual Life, and Group Life. The Medical segment provides comprehensive health coverage to both organizations (including their dependents) and individual policyholders, utilizing an extensive network of hospitals and medical centers. The Motor division features vehicle insurance policies, encompassing third-party liability coverage for damages to others, as well as comprehensive plans that safeguard against vehicle damage while also addressing third-party liabilities. The General insurance segment encompasses protection against fire, property damage, marine risks, engineering project liabilities, and various other general liabilities. In Individual Life, the company offers life assurance products, notably including unit-linked options that integrate investment features for individual clients. Finally, the Group Life segment delivers collective life protection schemes for organizational members, and also extends credit protection for personal loans and other diverse credit facilities provided by financial institutions to their clientele.
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