Naseej for Technology Co (9538.SR) Q4 2024 Earnings Report

Naseej for Technology Co delivered a standout QQ4 2024 quarter with pronounced top-line momentum and robust cash generation, underscoring the company’s exposure to a growing Saudi digital transformation market. Revenue reached SAR 143.26 million, up markedly on both a year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter basis, supported by the company’s portfolio in learning and knowledge management, campus management, e-learning, RFID-enabled library solutions, and digitization offerings. Gross profit of SAR 37.50 million yielded a respectable gross margin of 26.17%, while operating income remained strong at SAR 37.50 million, translating to an operating margin of approximately 26.17%. Net income of SAR 5.04 million resulted in a net margin of about 3.52%, reflecting notable non-operating items that offset operating profitability (Total Other Income/Expenses net = SAR -37.50 million in the quarter). The quarter generated meaningful operating cash flow of SAR 26.78 million and free cash flow of SAR 26.73 million, contributing to a solid net cash position (net debt of SAR -29.03 million). Cash and equivalents stood at SAR 45.34 million against total liabilities of SAR 143.21 million and total assets of SAR 277.99 million, with equity of SAR 133.83 million. The balance sheet shows a healthy liquidity profile and a sizable accounts receivable base (SAR 145.39 million), signaling strong demand but also a need to monitor working capital dynamics. Looking ahead, management commentary was not accompanied by formal forward-looking guidance in QQ4 2024 results. Given Naseej’s exposure to the Saudi Vision 2030 digitization agenda and recurring demand from government, education, and culture sectors, the near-term outlook remains constructive, with potential for continued revenue expansion and cash generation. However, profitability may face margin pressure from project mix and non-operating items, and investors should monitor order intake, project timing, customer concentration, and working capital development as key factors influencing the trajectory going into 2025.