Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Fourth Milling Company’s Board of Directors has approved the Fourth Milling H1 2025 dividend, amounting to SAR 59.4 million, as announced on Tadawul. The payout equals SAR 0.11 per share, or 11% of the share’s nominal value, with 540 million shares eligible.

Dividend Schedule and Eligibility

  • Eligibility Date: August 21, 2025
  • Payment Date: September 4, 2025

Dividends will be credited directly to shareholders’ bank accounts linked to investment portfolios. Investors are urged to verify their account information to avoid delays.

Tax Guidance for Non-Residents

A 5% withholding tax applies to non-resident investors, which aligns with Saudi tax law. Those with exemptions must contact Investor Relations within three business days of the eligibility date and submit supporting documents. Regulatory authorities raised no conditions or objections regarding this dividend.

What This Means for Investors

  • Reliable returns: An 11% interim yield reflects profitability and a strong commitment to shareholder value.
  • Efficient disbursement: Direct account transfers ensure transparency and speed.
  • Tax clarity: Clear instructions help non-residents manage compliance.
  • Financial strength: The dividend supports the company’s stable earnings and policy of regular payouts.

 

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: Fourth Milling H1 2025 Dividend Highlights Sector Growth and Investor Trust

The Fourth Milling H1 2025 dividend—totaling SAR 59.4 million or SAR 0.11 per share—signals growing maturity in Saudi Arabia’s food sector and strong corporate alignment with investor interests. This 11% return on nominal share value reflects sustained earnings and disciplined capital use.

The payout is supported by SAR 86.7 million in net profit from H1 2025, showing that strong flour sales and operational efficiency continue to power stable cash flows. The dividend also reflects prudent balancing between reinvestment and shareholder reward.

Moreover, transparent scheduling and investor guidance—especially regarding tax procedures—showcase Fourth Milling’s commitment to high corporate communication and compliance standards.

Additionally, the company’s 8.3% increase in shareholders’ equity, now at SAR 740.7 million, further strengthens its ability to support consistent dividend payments while funding growth.

The Fourth Milling H1 2025 dividend illustrates how foundational industries evolve under Vision 2030. Reliable returns in sectors like food production attract long-term investment and reinforce confidence in the Kingdom’s listed firms and industrial strategy.

 

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