Saudi Arabia's SIIG sees 23% profit drop in Q1 on higher feedstock costs
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RIYADH: Saudi Industrial Investment Group suffered a 23 percent decline in net profit during the first quarter of this year due to higher feedstock prices.
Net profit dropped to SR235 million ($62.6 million) from SR305 million in the first quarter a year earlier, according to a bourse filing.
The statement attributed the lower profit margin to the fact that in its jointly managed projects there was an increase in feedstock costs.
Established in 1996, the Riyadh-based firm is one of the first privately owned petrochemical companies in Saudi Arabia.
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