Development Works Food Company — Cyborg Score 4/10
Mixed
Food Service & Quick Service Restaurants (QSR)
Strategic Profile
The company operates through three geographical segments: Central Region, Western Region, and Southern Region. It owns and operates various brands, including Juice Time for fresh juices and fruit salads. The company faces operational challenges with recent financial headwinds impacting profitability.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Revenue declined 9.33% to 89.45 million in 2023, while losses increased 35.4% to -4.36 million. The company's EPS (TTM) is -0.01, and technical indicators show a Strong Sell signal. The business model shows competitive positioning in QSR but faces margin pressure.
Top Insights
Multi-brand portfolio (pizza, coffee, juice bars, ice cream) provides diversification but lacks clear market differentiation
Negative profitability trend with -9.33% revenue decline (2023) and losses expanding 35.4% year-over-year
Geographic segmentation across Central, Western, and Southern Saudi regions suggests market penetration strategy
Technical indicators show weak momentum with Strong Sell signals despite market cap of ~485M SAR
Named Competitors
McDonald's Saudi Arabia — Global QSR leader with dominant market share
Subway Saudi Arabia — International sandwich chain with regional presence
Local fast-casual chains — Domestic QSR and casual dining competitors
Recent Developments
(Dec 2025) Stock trading at SAR 108.90 with weak technical momentum
(2023) Revenue declined 9.33% to 89.45 million SAR with net losses of 4.36 million SAR
(2025) Q4 2025 earnings release projected for March 31, 2026
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