Coinciding with the World Day to Combat Desertification, Riyadh Cement implemented an environmental initiative to plant seedlings across the company’s factory facilities, with the participation of its employees and in the presence of the Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed. The initiative reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to promote sustainability practices and support initiatives aimed at preserving the environment. This initiative is part of the company’s commitment to adopting responsible industrial practices that contribute to expanding green spaces and improving the environmental conditions surrounding its operational sites. It also reflects Riyadh Cement’s dedication to its environmental and social responsibilities while embedding sustainability principles across its operations. The company continues to develop impactful initiatives that support the balance between industrial growth and environmental preservation, in alignment with sustainable development goals and its commitment to creating a positive impact on society.

As part of its social and environmental responsibility strategy, Riyadh Cement provided a variety of seedlings to the Charity Association in Al Muzahimiyah Governorate, as part of its efforts to support local environmental initiatives and contribute to expanding green spaces within the community. This direct support is delivered through the company’s dedicated agricultural nursery established within its factories, which serves as a central hub for producing and distributing seedlings to various entities and institutions locally. The nursery reflects the company’s practical commitment to advancing environmental sustainability goals, serving as a vital and sustainable source for green initiatives. This initiative highlights Riyadh Cement’s commitment to strengthening effective partnerships with the non-profit sector and utilizing its capabilities and facilities to create a lasting environmental and social impact aligned with national development priorities.

Riyadh Cement organized its annual Eid Al-Adha gathering at the company’s headquarters, attended by CEO Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed and department directors. The event reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening internal communication and fostering a positive work environment that promotes integration and collaboration across all sectors and departments. The gathering underscored the importance of human capital as the cornerstone of the company’s continued success and reflected Riyadh Cement’s ongoing efforts to enhance direct communication between senior management and employees. Such initiatives contribute to building a sustainable workplace culture founded on cooperation, mutual appreciation, and the achievement of shared objectives. The occasion also provided an opportunity for employees to exchange Eid greetings in a warm and collegial atmosphere, reflecting the strong sense of belonging and unity among Riyadh Cement personnel, while supporting the company’s journey toward further excellence and achievements.

Riyadh Cement celebrated a significant occupational safety milestone, attended by CEO Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed, marking the achievement of five million safe working hours without a single lost-time injury. The accomplishment reflects the company’s deeply rooted culture of safety and operational discipline, which forms a core part of its corporate identity. This achievement highlights the exceptional commitment of Riyadh Cement employees to implementing occupational health and safety standards and embedding them into daily practices. These efforts have contributed to maintaining a safe and risk-free working environment, in line with the Executive Management’s strategic vision that places the protection of human capital and the safety of production facilities among its highest priorities. The milestone represents an extension of Riyadh Cement’s ongoing efforts to adopt internationally recognized risk management practices and safety systems, ensuring operational efficiency, business continuity, and continued progress toward excellence and industry leadership.

CEO Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed chaired the monthly Executive Management Meeting, which was held at the company’s manufacturing facilities in Al Muzahimiyah and attended by department directors. The meeting focused on discussing the company’s strategic plans for the upcoming phase and reviewing periodic performance outcomes related to production operations. These discussions aimed to ensure operational continuity, maintain efficiency, and further enhance productivity standards in line with the company’s future objectives. The Executive Management’s commitment to holding its regular meetings at production sites reflects Riyadh Cement’s focus on direct field engagement and operational oversight. It also underscores the company’s dedication to achieving sustainable operational excellence and strengthening collaboration across all sectors and departments.

Riyadh Cement announced its financial results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026, reporting revenues of SAR 200 million compared to SAR 225 million in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The company recorded a net profit of SAR 60 million during the first quarter of 2026, compared to SAR 76 million in the same period last year. Operating profit reached SAR 62 million, compared to SAR 77 million in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Riyadh Cement stated that the decline in net profit was primarily attributed to lower average selling prices and reduced sales volumes, in addition to higher cost of sales resulting from increased fuel prices. This was partially offset by higher production levels aimed at reducing average costs, as well as lower zakat expenses. The company reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and improving financial performance to support the sustainability of its business and capitalize on the anticipated growth of the Kingdom’s industrial sector.

Riyadh Cement participated as an official sponsor in the “Circular Economy and Resource Sustainability Exhibition,” organized by King Saud University through its College of Engineering. The participation aligns with the company’s commitment to supporting national initiatives that promote sustainability and efficient resource utilization. During the exhibition, Riyadh Cement showcased key industrial practices aligned with circular economy principles, as well as operational solutions designed to enhance resource efficiency and recycling within its production processes, supporting sustainable development objectives across the industrial sector. The company’s booth was visited by Vice President for Educational Affairs, Prof. Nasser bin Mohammed Al-Daghri, and Dean of the College of Engineering, Dr. Majed bin Lafi Al-Tamimi. They reviewed the company’s sustainability initiatives and efforts to strengthen collaboration between industry and academia, contributing to the transformation of knowledge into practical applications with lasting developmental impact.

As part of its commitment to strengthening collaboration between the industrial and academic sectors, Riyadh Cement welcomed a student delegation from King Saud University’s College of Science for a field visit to the company’s manufacturing facilities. The visit aimed to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications and provide insight into production and operational processes in line with the highest industrial standards. During the tour, the delegation was introduced to the various stages of cement manufacturing, from raw material extraction and processing to kiln operations, packaging, and distribution. Students also gained exposure to the company’s operational systems, advanced technologies used to enhance production efficiency and quality assurance, as well as occupational safety practices and environmental sustainability measures implemented across its facilities. The visit reflects Riyadh Cement’s ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships with educational institutions and provide students with a closer understanding of the industrial sector. It also supports the development of national talent capable of meeting labor market demands while reinforcing the company’s role in advancing knowledge-based and practical learning initiatives across the Kingdom.

In line with our firm commitment to advancing the “Quality of Life” objectives and developing residential environments, His Excellency the CEO of Riyadh Cement Company, Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al Aayid, inaugurated the sports club at the residential complex in Al Muzahmiyya Governorate. He cut the ribbon marking the official opening and conducted a comprehensive tour of its various facilities and equipment. The club includes a range of modern facilities designed according to the highest standards of safety and quality, featuring fully equipped gyms with the latest machines and technologies, an advanced swimming pool, as well as diverse recreational areas that offer multiple options for physical activities and leisure time in an engaging environment. To ensure the highest levels of privacy and premium service, separate facilities have been allocated for men and women, along with a team of qualified trainers providing technical support and sports supervision. This ensures that employees and their families are empowered to achieve their health and fitness goals efficiently and with complete comfort. This inauguration comes as an extension of our ongoing efforts to develop the infrastructure of the residential complex, enhance the quality of services provided, and enrich the living experience by offering high-quality facilities that support wellbeing and promote a healthy balance between professional and personal life for all our staff.

Riyadh Cement’s Extraordinary General Assembly (First Meeting) convened its annual meeting at 6:30 PM on Monday, 20 April 2026, corresponding to 03 Dhu Al-Qi’dah 1447 AH. The meeting was chaired by Chairman Mr. Salah bin Rashid Al-Rashed and attended by members of the Board of Directors. The meeting commenced with a welcoming address delivered by the Chairman, who expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the company’s shareholders and Board members. This was followed by a review of the agenda items and the opportunity for shareholders to vote on all proposed resolutions. The Assembly concluded after discussing and voting on all agenda items, reaffirming the company’s commitment to advancing its business objectives and creating long-term value for its shareholders.

As part of strengthening strategic partnerships within the industrial ecosystem, Riyadh Cement hosted a high-level delegation from the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, led by His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Al-Zawawi, Assistant Deputy Minister for Industrial Competitiveness and Advanced Manufacturing, with the participation of CEO shoeil and department directors. The visit focused on reviewing the latest developments of the Industrial “Lighthouses” Program, where the company showcased its readiness in adopting Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies and advanced manufacturing practices. The delegation conducted a field tour across the plant, observing modern operational practices and sustainability initiatives, including production lines that reflect the company’s commitment to the highest standards of competitiveness. The visit also included discussions on future collaboration opportunities, aligning Riyadh Cement’s strategy with national industrial development objectives. The delegation additionally visited the company’s nursery as part of its contribution to the Riyadh Green Initiative, reviewing plans to expand vegetation coverage and enhance environmental balance.

The CEO of Riyadh Cement Company, Eng. Shoeil Al-Ayed, inaugurated the second phase of the SAP system development project at the company’s headquarters, in the presence of the CEO of Qadeat Al-Nuzum Business Services (QBS), Mr. Faraz Ahmed Quddusi, and the project’s technical team. This phase follows the successful completion of the first phase, which served as a foundational milestone in establishing the technical and organizational infrastructure for the company’s digital transformation. The current phase aims to elevate the system to a higher level of optimization, development, and stability, enhancing operational value and supporting business efficiency.

Riyadh Cement Announces the Release of Its 2025 Annual Report Under the Theme “A Year of Expansion… Where We Made Impact” Riyadh Cement Company has announced the launch of its latest 2025 Annual Report, presented this year under the theme “A Year of Expansion… Where We Made Impact,” documenting a journey marked by strategic achievements and key operational milestones. The new edition highlights the company’s firm commitment to strengthening its positive environmental impact, in alignment with national directions, Saudi Vision 2030 objectives, and the Saudi Green Initiative. The report provides a comprehensive narrative of the company’s strong financial performance over the year, emphasizing its high resilience in adapting to competitive market dynamics and its efficiency in resource allocation. It also showcases the tangible progress achieved in operational excellence and continuous digital transformation, including the adoption of advanced systems to enhance production efficiency and ensure uninterrupted supply for major projects. On the sustainability front, the report documents the company’s pioneering steps in applying circular economy principles, its ambitious energy efficiency programs, and its leading community initiatives, including the continued execution of large-scale afforestation programs. Riyadh Cement Company invites all shareholders, partners, and industry stakeholders to review the full details of the 2025 Annual Report, which has been made available digitally through the Investor Relations portal on the company’s official website.

Riyadh Cement Company announced its financial results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, reporting revenues of SAR 787.6 million, compared to SAR 789.4 million in 2024. The company recorded a net profit of SAR 207.8 million in 2025, compared to SAR 310.4 million in the previous year. Operating profit reached SAR 216.2 million, compared to SAR 292.9 million in 2024. The company explained that the decline in net profit was mainly driven by a decrease in the average selling prices and an increase in fuel costs, which impacted the cost of sales. In addition, the results of 2024 included a non-recurring positive impact represented by the recovery of an amount from the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority. The company affirmed its continued focus on enhancing operational efficiency and improving financial performance in a way that supports the sustainability of its business and aligns with the expected growth in the industrial sector in the Kingdom.

Riyadh Cement Company has signed a contract for the Natural Gas Conversion Project with the Chengdu Design & Research Institute branch, with a total value of SAR 59.4 million (excluding VAT) and a contract duration of 12 months. This comes as a continuation of the company’s gas project under the Liquid Fuel Displacement Program. The signing ceremony was attended by His Excellency Eng. Shoeil Al-Ayed, CEO of Riyadh Cement Company, Mr. Ma Yong, General Manager of the executing company, along with a number of department heads from both companies.

Riyadh Cement signed a contract for the execution of an 11/33 kV electrical substation with Chengdu Design & Research Institute, as part of the project to connect electrical service to the company’s plants in Al-Muzahimiyah, at a total cost of SAR 85 million. The project falls under the Liquid Fuel Displacement Program supported by the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources. The implementation of the project is expected to enhance energy efficiency, improve operational reliability, and support environmental sustainability. The signing ceremony was attended by Chairman of the Board Mr. Salah Al-Rashed, Chief Executive Officer Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed, General Manager of the executing company Mr. Ma Yabing, along with several department heads from both companies.

Riyadh Cement welcomed a delegation from Al-Quwayiyah Technical College as part of its efforts to strengthen engagement with educational institutions and provide a comprehensive practical overview of the cement industry and its associated operational and engineering systems. The visit aimed to offer trainees an expanded field experience, enabling them to understand the industry from within the worksite and gain insight into daily operational practices. The program began with an introductory session presenting the company’s establishment, geographical significance, industrial development, and operational activities. This was followed by a specialized video presentation offering a clear visual overview of production lines, manufacturing stages, and quality control mechanisms that form a core component of the company’s operating model. The Safety Team also delivered a presentation focusing on safety culture within industrial facilities, approved risk management procedures, and the methodologies applied by Riyadh Cement to ensure a safe working environment in accordance with national and international standards. This segment provided trainees with a practical understanding of safety programs in heavy industries and the importance of compliance as a key factor in operational success. The visit included a field tour of the plant facilities, during which the delegation visited several operational areas to observe production technologies, daily activities of operations and maintenance teams, as well as control stations and monitoring systems. This visit reflects Riyadh Cement’s commitment to sharing professional knowledge with students and strengthening the link between applied education and real industrial practice, supporting the development of national talent and providing clearer insight into future career paths within the industrial and construction sectors.

As part of its ongoing community partnerships, Riyadh Cement Company continued its contribution to supporting afforestation targets and enhancing vegetation cover through qualitative initiatives that reflect its commitment to sustainability and positive environmental impact. In a practical step toward supporting these objectives, the company delivered 10,000 seedlings from its nursery to Arwa Charity Association. Planting and distribution activities were carried out with the participation of volunteers from multiple entities, in coordination with Arwa Governorate Municipality, the Police, and Civil Defense. This initiative comes within Riyadh Cement’s efforts to strengthen its corporate social responsibility and affirm its active role in contributing to national afforestation programs, supporting the goals of the Saudi Green Initiative and promoting a sustainable environment.

Riyadh Cement Company contributed to supporting Arwa Charity Association by supplying quantities of cement for a mosque construction project serving the local community in Urawa Governorate. This initiative forms part of the company’s efforts to enhance infrastructure and community services and reflects Riyadh Cement’s commitment to supporting projects that deliver direct benefits to citizens and residents, reinforcing its role as a sustainable and effective partner in community and environmental development.

Riyadh Cement achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the “Mowaamah” Certification, which is awarded to organizations that meet the requirements for providing an accessible and inclusive work environment for persons with disabilities. This certification reflects the company’s commitment to ensuring an inclusive workplace that is accessible to all employees, in line with approved national standards. This accreditation represents an important step in Riyadh Cement’s journey toward strengthening a culture of inclusion, supporting institutional practices that ensure equal opportunities, and reinforcing the company’s commitment to its social responsibility toward employees and the wider community.

In a new achievement, His Excellency Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed, Chief Executive Officer of Riyadh Cement Company, was awarded the 2025 Arab Professional Excellence Award by Global International. He was also selected among the Top 100 Arab Chief Executive Officers for 2025. This recognition reflects the company’s strong executive performance and the CEO’s role in advancing development initiatives, enhancing operational efficiency, and establishing professional standards that have enabled Riyadh Cement to further strengthen its presence in the sector. The company continues to support institutional excellence and foster a work environment that promotes sustainable growth.

Riyadh Cement has achieved a distinguished milestone by obtaining two ISO certifications: ISO 56001:2024 for Innovation Management Systems and ISO 55001:2024 for Operational Asset Management Systems, reaffirming its commitment to applying the highest international standards and best global practices. This achievement reflects the company’s adoption of an integrated approach for developing sustainable products, enhancing the efficiency of operational asset management, improving processes, ensuring performance continuity, and raising production quality. With these certifications, Riyadh Cement’s total number of ISO accreditations rises to seven, underscoring its continuous commitment to institutional excellence and solidifying its leadership locally and regionally in line with top international standards.

As part of its ongoing partnership with national entities concerned with developing the industrial sector, Riyadh Cement participated yesterday in the event organized by the Saudi Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) under the title “Towards a Sustainable Industrial Future.” The participation aimed to highlight the company’s role in strengthening sustainability practices and activating circular-economy principles within the industrial sector. During the event, the company presented an overview showcasing its experience in localizing environmentally friendly operational solutions and developing initiatives that support resource-efficiency improvements, in alignment with the Kingdom’s efforts to achieve the goals of Vision 2030. The company also took part in panel discussions and knowledge-exchange sessions with a group of specialists in sustainability and circular economy. Riyadh Cement received recognition from the Advisor to the CEO at SIDF in appreciation of its efforts in promoting sustainability practices and enhancing operational efficiency, reflecting its position as an industrial model that keeps pace with the transition toward a more competitive and sustainable operational environment in the long term.

Riyadh Cement’s pavilion witnessed strong visitor engagement on the first day of its participation in Cityscape – Malham, where the company showcased its experience in utilizing iron slag and transforming it into sustainable industrial resources. This participation, held in collaboration with the National Center for Waste Management (Mawan), reflects the joint efforts in supporting sustainability and circular-economy initiatives. The pavilion welcomed the Deputy President for Planning and Development at Mawan, who reviewed the iron-slag experience and emphasized the importance of presenting such impactful models that deliver real value in the sustainability domain. Specialists at the Riyadh Cement pavilion provided a detailed explanation of the mechanisms used to treat iron slag and convert it into usable industrial resources, highlighting the environmental and economic impact of the project. The pavilion also received His Excellency the Mayor of the Eastern Province, who explored the details of the iron-slag experience and commended the significance of such initiatives in enhancing industrial sustainability. The strong engagement from leaders and visitors reflects the growing interest in circular-economy applications within the industrial sector and underscores Riyadh Cement’s role in transforming industrial waste into productive opportunities that support the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

Riyadh Cement participated in the 28th Arab International Cement & Building Materials Conference and Exhibition in the United Arab Emirates, held from 11 to 13 November 2025, with the attendance of the CEO, Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed. During the event, the company showcased its expertise and achievements, reaffirming its commitment to developing the sector and enhancing the competitiveness of the national cement industry. This participation reflects the company’s efforts to develop its operational ecosystem and strengthen its presence in regional specialized platforms by staying up to date with the latest trends in sustainability, digital transformation, and supply-chain efficiency—aligned with the goals of Vision 2030 and supporting the company’s readiness and competitive capacity.

Riyadh Cement Company received delegations from the National Center for Vegetation Cover and Combating Desertification and the National Afforestation Program, who visited to review the company’s efforts in supporting the Riyadh Green Initiative and the Crown Prince’s Afforestation Initiative, coinciding with the launch of the 2025 Afforestation Season. The visit began with an introductory presentation on Riyadh Cement’s strategy and developmental plans in the fields of environmental sustainability and social responsibility, followed by a review of the company’s environmental governance framework designed to enhance operational efficiency and reduce environmental impact. The delegation was then briefed on the safety systems and procedures implemented across the company’s plants, which form an integral part of Riyadh Cement’s operational approach to ensure a safe work environment aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). During a field tour, the visiting team observed Riyadh Cement’s ongoing efforts to green its facilities, including tree planting across plant corridors and green areas, reflecting the company’s commitment to maintaining balance between industrial activity and environmental preservation. The tour also included a visit to the agricultural nursery established within the company’s premises — one of Riyadh Cement’s flagship initiatives aimed at enhancing vegetation cover, developing nurseries and environmental incubators, and contributing to community development and quality of life. A detailed briefing was provided on local plant species suitable for industrial environments, including best practices for their care and integration with environmental sustainability standards and anti-desertification measures. At the end of the tour, the delegations from the National Center for Vegetation Cover and Combating Desertification and the National Afforestation Program participated in planting several seedlings within Riyadh Cement’s grounds, as part of the 2025 Afforestation Season activities. This visit underscores the synergy between the industrial and environmental sectors in advancing the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, as Riyadh Cement continues to play an active national role in expanding vegetation cover, combating desertification, and promoting sustainable development.

Despite the decline in profitability, the company’s revenues grew by 1.7% to reach SAR 564.8 million, compared to SAR 555.5 million for the same period last year, reflecting stable demand for its products — particularly as cement demand across the Kingdom grew by 13%, and by over 18% in the Riyadh region. Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed, CEO of Riyadh Cement, stated that the results reflect the company’s resilience and strategic focus despite market challenges, noting that “the company’s strategic location near major projects in Riyadh enables it to capitalize on the growing demand driven by Saudi Vision 2030 initiatives.” The company also reported a 24% increase in white clinker production, enhancing its competitive position in a market characterized by intense competition and price fluctuations. Its sales portfolio was distributed as 35% for housing projects and 65% for major developments such as Qiddiya, King Salman Park, and Diriyah Gate. Riyadh Cement continues to invest in improving operational efficiency while maintaining a stable market share of 6.3%.

As part of Riyadh Cement’s commitment to developing national talents capable of keeping pace with industrial transformation, Eng. Shoeil bin Jarallah Al-Ayed, Chief Executive Officer of Riyadh Cement, visited the Saudi Electronics Institute in Diriyah to review the “Himmah 4” program, which includes 70 trainees who have completed the initial phase of their training. The visit comes as an extension of the success achieved by the previous “Himmah” programs (1, 2, and 3), which resulted in the graduation of several trainees who have since joined the industrial labor market after completing their on-the-job training at the company’s plants. During the visit, Eng. Al-Ayed emphasized the importance of advancing technical skills and deepening knowledge in artificial intelligence technologies, considering them a cornerstone for the next generation of industrial professionals. He also highlighted the alignment of these efforts with the company’s strategic direction following its participation in the “Manarat” program, launched by the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.

Riyadh Cement welcomed students from King Saud University on a field visit to the company’s manufacturing facilities, where they learned about the stages of cement production, operational processes, and the advanced technologies used in the industry. The visit reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening academic collaboration and fostering the integration between theoretical learning and practical application—contributing to the development of qualified national talents capable of meeting the evolving needs of the industrial labor market.

Riyadh Cement welcomed this morning a delegation from the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health and Esnad Company, affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources. The visit aimed to review the company’s implementation of occupational safety and health standards across its facilities. The program began with an awareness session delivered by the Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Department, covering safety procedures, the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and emergency evacuation plans. The delegation also reviewed the plant layout, which highlights operational areas, assembly points, and emergency routes. In addition, the company’s environmental and sustainability initiatives were presented, including the Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) Project and the Power Generation Plant Project. The visit included a field tour of the company’s quarries to observe blasting control mechanisms, dust and emissions management, and the implementation of top safety standards in operational areas. The delegation also visited the company’s nursery, where they were briefed on Riyadh Cement’s “One Million Trees” initiative. The team learned about the nursery’s seedling production and distribution process and its role in supporting local afforestation efforts. At the end of the visit, the delegation commended Riyadh Cement for its strong commitment to occupational safety and health practices, its well-organized operations, and its environmental initiatives that reflect an advanced institutional understanding of the circular economy. At Riyadh Cement, we reaffirm our commitment to upholding the highest standards of safety and sustainability and to advancing a responsible and environmentally friendly cement industry.