The company is one of the largest printing companies in the Kingdom, the Middle East, and North Africa, providing comprehensive printing services through its group of subsidiaries. The company operates advanced newspaper printing centers in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, where it prints several newspapers such as Asharq al-Awsat, al-Eqtisadiah, Arriyadih, Arab News, and al-Watan. SPPC serves the media and publications industry, government institutions, banks and financial institutions, insurances companies, as well as the cement and textile industries.
Saudi Printing's net losses decreased 27% in 9M-25 with accumulated losses crossing SAR 417m. The Capital Market Authority approved the capital increase request for Saudi Printing and Packaging Company through debt conversion, indicating significant financial restructuring needs. The company faces structural headwinds in traditional print media.
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