Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — SAL Saudi Logistics Services approved cash dividends of SAR 114.4 million for the first quarter of 2025. The SAL Q1 2025 dividends reflect the Board of Directors’ recommendation, confirmed during the company’s Ordinary General Assembly meeting.
Shareholders will receive SAR 1.43 per share, equivalent to 14.3% of the nominal value.
Eligibility applies to shareholders holding shares at the close of trading on the General Assembly meeting day. Shareholders must also be listed in the Edaa Securities Depository Center registry by the end of the following second trading day.
Dividend payments will be distributed within 15 business days from the eligibility date.
Additional Shareholder Measures
Shareholders also authorized the Board to distribute interim dividends semi-annually or quarterly for the fiscal year 2025. In addition, the assembly approved the discharge of board members for the financial year ending December 31, 2024.
These decisions follow recent updates on SAL’s performance, which reflect steady progress in Saudi Arabia’s logistics and supply chain sectors.
The Saudi Standard’s View: SAL Dividend Signals Confidence in Logistics Growth
The approved SAL Q1 2025 dividends show the company’s continued commitment to shareholder returns. The SAR 1.43 per share payout underscores SAL’s solid financial foundation as the logistics sector expands across Saudi Arabia.
Notably, the decision to allow interim dividends offers flexibility for future payouts. This approach positions SAL as a dependable dividend provider within the Kingdom’s growing transport and logistics industry.
Saudi Arabia’s logistics sector is key to Vision 2030 economic diversification efforts. Companies like SAL support national connectivity, trade flows, and supply chain resilience. By combining steady shareholder returns with growth strategies, SAL reinforces its leadership in the logistics market.
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