Dammam, Saudi Arabia — Electrical Industries H1 2025 dividend has been approved at SAR 140.63 million, or SAR 0.125 per share, the company announced in a Tadawul filing on July 28, 2025.

Dividend Details and Distribution Timeline

This semi-annual payout equals 25% of the share’s par value. It aligns with the company’s three-year dividend policy, approved by shareholders in December 2024. A total of 1.125 billion shares are eligible. The record date is August 7, 2025, with payment scheduled for August 24, 2025.

Shareholders should ensure their bank details are current and linked to their investment portfolios. Those holding physical share certificates must deposit them with the Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa).

Withholding Tax and Compliance

A 5% withholding tax applies to dividends for non-resident investors under Saudi regulations. Exempt investors must submit the required documents to ZATCA through their brokers before the deadline.

What This Means for Investors

  • Reliable distribution: Confirms the company’s commitment to its multi-year dividend plan.
  • Predictable income: SAR 0.125/share supports consistent semi-annual returns.
  • Governance strength: Backing from the General Assembly reinforces shareholder alignment.
  • Clear tax rules: Helps both local and global investors stay compliant.

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: Electrical Industries Delivers Strong Shareholder Value Amid Utility Demand Growth

The Electrical Industries H1 2025 dividend of SAR 140.63 million underscores the company’s strong financial base and its role in Saudi Arabia’s growing utility and infrastructure sectors. With 1.125 billion eligible shares, this payout shows the firm’s ability to maintain cash flow and support shareholder returns.

Moreover, this distribution reflects rising demand for electrical equipment as Saudi Arabia expands its power grid and industrial footprint under Vision 2030. The board’s decision to adopt a clear dividend policy enhances trust and provides investors with predictability.

Timely reminders about tax compliance and Edaa procedures show the company’s focus on transparency. These efforts also reflect broader improvements in Saudi corporate governance and market practices.

As utility demand grows due to urbanization and industrial investment, the electrical manufacturing sector is shifting from cyclical risk to long-term importance. Electrical Industries is not just returning profit—it is building investor confidence in Saudi Arabia’s industrial future.

This dividend demonstrates that foundational sectors can provide consistent value while contributing to national goals for economic diversification and infrastructure development.

 

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