-- SNB Capital週日發布的業績分析報告顯示,沙烏地阿拉伯工業投資集團(SASE:2250,簡稱SIIG)第一季獲利表現「卓越」。 這家專注於石化產業的投資公司3月季度的淨利達到2.52億沙特里亞爾,遠高於該研究機構先前預測的370萬裡亞爾和市場普遍預期的2,860萬裡亞爾。 SNB Capital在報告中指出:「我們認為,高於預期的利潤和成長主要歸功於合資企業利潤的提高,這主要得益於:1)更高的售價,尤其是衝突爆發前發貨的產品(已實現3月份的強勁價格);2)更高的本地銷售額(主要來自AHM);以及3)由於會計重估導致的折舊成本下降。」 該股評級為“中性”,目標價為14.5裡亞爾。
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