Gulf Union Alahlia Cooperative Insurance Company — Cyborg Score 5/10
Mixed
Insurance - General & Cooperative
Strategic Profile
The company demonstrated strong growth momentum with Q3 2025 revenue of 233.35M SAR (19.09% quarterly growth) and trailing twelve-month revenue of 963.51M SAR, representing 28.75% year-over-year growth. The company does not currently pay dividends to shareholders.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The stock has declined 41.07% over the past year, with recent weakness of 11.21% monthly. However, underlying business fundamentals show strong revenue growth and expanding market presence, though recent profitability has been challenged with quarterly net losses.
Top Insights
Strong revenue growth trajectory with 28.75% YoY growth in TTM and 19.93% annual growth in 2024
Diversified portfolio across four business segments reduces concentration risk
Stock performance has been challenged with 41% annual decline and recent profitability headwinds
Company rebranded to Alahlia in December 2020 and was incorporated in 2007, indicating established market presence
Named Competitors
Tawuniya — Leading Saudi cooperative insurance provider
Salama — Major Islamic insurance operator in Saudi Arabia
Arabian Shield — Established general insurance provider
SAICO — Diversified insurance services across multiple segments
Recent Developments
(March 2025) Announced interim financial results for Q1 2025
(October 2025) Q3 2025 earnings showing 19.09% quarterly revenue growth to 233.35M SAR
(Recent) Renewed insurance license approval from Saudi Insurance Authority
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