Almarai delivers strong Q2-2026 growth and resilient profitability

Results reflect Almarai’s supply chain and massive logistic network despite costs

Almarai, the world’s largest vertically integrated dairy company and the largest food and beverage manufacturing and distribution company in MENA, has announced strong financial results for the second quarter of 2026 (Q2) despite costs, shipping, and regional pressures.

The strong performance is driven by strategic expansions, resilient supply chain, and robust demand across its core categories, particularly poultry and dairy.

Revenue grew by 11% year-on-year to 5.87bn SAR in Q2, bringing first half revenue to 12.03bn SAR, up 9% compared to H1-2025. Profitability remained stable with net profit reaching 635.7mn SAR in Q2, supported by topline growth and portfolio expansion underscoring the resilience of Almarai’s business model and its sound cost management.

“We remain confident in our strategy and commitment to food security and to strengthening our leadership across target markets, while continuing to innovate, meet evolving consumer expectations, and drive sustainable growth,” stated Fawaz Al Jasser, CEO, Almarai Company.

Categories’ performance during Q2-2026

Poultry experienced strong growth in Q2, supported by an expanding customer base across markets. Continued investments in production capacity and operational efficiency have further reinforced the category as a key growth driver for the company.

Dairy and Juice also performed well, supported by increased demand. Almarai continues to expand its portfolio through innovation and the development of fresh products to meet customer expectations.

Bakery achieved a stable performance, attributed to an improved product mix and continued innovation. The company will maintain its focus on product development and selective geographic expansion within this product category.