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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tam Development LLC is a Saudi Arabian-based consultancy specializing in management and digital solutions. The firm offers a comprehensive range of advisory services, including strategic development, guidance on business transformation, innovation and design methodologies, public engagement, change management, accelerated execution strategies, financial oversight, large-scale talent development, and establishing organizational and functional frameworks. In addition to its core consulting, the company actively engages in marketing and advertising campaigns, public relations and communications, supports new ventures through incubator and accelerator programs, and provides marketing services for external entities. It caters to a diverse client base across industries such as tourism, culture, education, entertainment, healthcare, and various business sectors. Established in 2012, Tam Development LLC is headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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