Ataa has successfully expanded its operations to manage more than 20 educational complexes through acquisitions and the development of new educational facilities. The company serves 13,000 students and employs approximately 1,800 people, positioning itself as a major player in Saudi Arabia's K-12 education market with diversified revenue streams beyond core schooling.
Cyborg Score Rationale
With a market cap of $591M and trailing 12-month revenue of $171M, Ataa demonstrates solid market presence in the growing Saudi education sector. The company benefits from demographic tailwinds and Vision 2030 education investments, though recent stock performance shows a -18.73% decrease over the last year.
Top Insights
Market leader in Saudi private education with nearly 30-year operating history and 13,000 enrolled students across 20+ educational complexes
Diversified business model spanning K-12 education, vocational training, and recruitment services reduces dependency on single revenue stream
Benefits from Saudi Vision 2030 education sector initiatives and rising private school enrollment demand in Middle East
Stock declined 18.73% annually but trading technical support suggests potential recovery opportunity with analyst targets ranging 57-87 SAR
Named Competitors
Private School Networks — Competing private school chains across Saudi Arabia
International School Curriculum Providers — Schools offering French, Indian, and international curricula
Vocational Training Centers — Training and workforce development services
Recent Developments
(Feb 2026) Stock trading at 65.10 SAR with 2.92% 24-hour gain; market cap at $591M with 42.1M shares outstanding
(Jan 2024) Stock reached all-time high of 85.50 SAR
(Oct 2025) Trailing 12-month revenue at $171M
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