In 2024, Taiba strengthened its strategic position by acquiring Dur Hospitality, a leading hospitality operator and real estate developer, which bolstered its presence across the Kingdom, particularly in the Holy Cities. The company offers specialized Saudi brands including Al Aqeeq Hotels, Makarem Hotels, Nur by Makarem, and Dur Communities.
Cyborg Score Rationale
With SAR 8.31 billion market cap and SAR 1.34 billion in annual revenue growing 145.62% year-over-year, Taiba demonstrates strong revenue momentum. The company maintains a healthy 25.58% net profit margin with a conservative 31.35% debt-to-equity ratio, indicating solid financial discipline.
Top Insights
Revenue surged 145.62% to SAR 1.32 billion in 2024 with earnings growing 203.00% year-over-year, demonstrating exceptional operational performance.
The company operates with 1.73K employees as of February 2026, supporting a diversified portfolio across multiple segments.
Stock price declined 18.21% over the past 52 weeks, despite strong fundamentals, suggesting potential valuation dislocation.
Taiba pays annual dividends at 0.75 SAR per share with 2.14% yield, appealing to income-focused investors.
Named Competitors
Hotel Operations & Real Estate Development — Leading hospitality operator acquired by Taiba in 2024
Saudi Tourism & Hospitality — Competing developers in Saudi Arabia's expanding real estate market
Recent Developments
(2024) Completed acquisition of Dur Hospitality to strengthen presence in Holy Cities and expand hospitality footprint
(2024) Achieved 145.62% revenue growth reaching SAR 1.32 billion with 203% earnings growth year-over-year
(Feb 2026) Stock trading at SAR 36.18 with low 0.42 beta indicating below-market volatility
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