Sadara Chemical Company’s net losses widened to SAR 5.8 bn in 2025, from SAR 4.2 bn the year prior, its subsidiary Sadara Basic Services said in a Tadawul disclosure. Revenue also slipped 14.8% y-o-y to SAR 9.9 bn over the same period. The downturn was attributed to lower sales volumes, margin compression, and higher fixed costs from unplanned disruptions and extended maintenance that constrained production, alongside weaker selling prices.

Accumulated losses climbed to SAR 44.2 bn in 2025, reaching 124% of capital, up from SAR 38.4 bn in 2024. Despite this, the company expects to maintain enough liquidity for the upcoming year, receiving shareholder approval to continue operations.

2026 is off to a rough start: The company has already had to halt production at its Jubail complex this week as the Iran conflict continues to strangle regional supply chains. With no clear timeline for a restart, management warned the shutdown will weigh on this year’s financial performance

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