Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — AMAK H1 2025 profit jumped 66.7% to SAR 128.3 million, rising from SAR 76.9 million in the same period last year, according to the company’s Tadawul filing. Strong metal prices and higher gold and zinc sales volumes drove the increase.

Q2 Results Benefit from Pricing Gains and Strong Volumes

In the second quarter, AMAK posted SAR 73 million in net profit, up 18.2% year-on-year and 32.2% from Q1. Revenue reached SAR 258.6 million, a 27.2% increase, as gold and copper pricing improved. Gross profit grew 26.3% to SAR 110.4 million, fueled by volume growth and cost control.

Six-Month Gains Reflect Operating Efficiency

For H1 2025, total revenue rose 41.6% to SAR 478.3 million. The gain came despite a drop in copper volumes. Gross profit reached SAR 194.4 million, up 58.7%, while operating profit surged 80.6% to SAR 159.1 million. Earnings per share climbed to SAR 1.45, compared to SAR 0.87 in H1 2024.

Higher administrative, severance, and tax expenses were recorded. Nevertheless, comprehensive income totaled SAR 127.7 million. Shareholders’ equity rose 3.5% year-on-year to SAR 1.28 billion.

What This Means for Investors

  • Commodity strength: Higher gold, copper, and zinc prices boosted margins.
  • Improved mix: Focusing on high-margin metals created better leverage.
  • Cost management: Efficiency gains offset higher expenses.
  • Financial stability: Equity growth preserved flexibility in cyclical conditions.

 

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: AMAK H1 2025 Profit Reflects the Strategic Value of Saudi Mining

The 67% increase in AMAK H1 2025 profit highlights how the company is capturing value from favorable commodity conditions while executing with strategic focus.

  • Revenue rose 41.6% thanks to stronger prices and better sales volumes, especially in gold and zinc. AMAK’s production and marketing approach helped convert global tailwinds into measurable growth.
  • Operating profit soared 80.6%, reflecting disciplined cost controls and a smarter sales mix. This performance suggests long-term scalability, not just short-term market momentum.
  • Despite higher overhead and tax costs, AMAK maintained solid profit margins. EPS rose to SAR 1.45, and shareholder equity reached SAR 1.28 billion—key indicators of operational maturity.

AMAK’s results affirm the potential of Saudi Arabia’s mining sector under Vision 2030. They show that with resource leverage and efficient operations, Saudi mining companies can deliver top-tier performance and global competitiveness.

 

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