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Arriyadh Development Company SJSC

Saudi Arabia · Market cap: $980M · P/E: 19.2 · P/S: 11.2

Arriyadh Development builds, leases, and manages real estate in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and also sells cars.

Arriyadh Development is a Saudi real estate company that makes most of its money from property in and around Riyadh. It develops land and buildings, rents out commercial space, and manages properties for others. If you walk through a busy commercial district in the Saudi capital, there is a decent chance the company owns or runs part of what you see.

Arriyadh Development Co. (4150.SR) Leased real estate units: line art illustration of A modern low-rise office and retail building block with a bus depot beside it
Leased properties
Arriyadh Development makes much of its money leasing out and managing properties.

Its biggest and best-known project is the Al Akaria quarter in central Riyadh, a large mixed-use development of shops, offices, and other space that the company built and still owns and operates. That is the engine of the business: the company collects rent from the businesses and tenants who use its buildings, and it also earns fees for developing land and managing properties. On top of that, it has a car-sales arm, which sells vehicles and adds another stream of revenue alongside the property work. The appeal for investors is fairly simple. Owning prime commercial real estate in a fast-growing capital city means steady rental income, and Riyadh has been expanding quickly as Saudi Arabia pours money into new projects and attracts more businesses. The risk is just as simple: property is cyclical, rental income depends on tenants staying and paying, and a big chunk of the company's fortunes is tied to one city and one economy. Development projects also tie up cash for years before they pay off.


Arriyadh Development is listed on the Saudi stock exchange, Tadawul, so anyone can buy a share of it. Its business is best understood as a landlord and developer first, with car sales as a side dish — a company that makes money from the ground it owns and the buildings it puts on it.

Saved answer · last researched 12 Nov 2026