National Glass Industries Zamil Q3 and 9-Month Profits Surge in 2026

National Company for Glass Industries, known as Zajil, reported a 71.4% surge in net profit attributable to shareholders, reaching 102.5 million riyals for the first nine months of 2026, up from 59.8 million riyals during the corresponding period of the previous year, according to financial disclosures published on Tadawul.

The nine-month earnings expansion reflects higher contributions from joint ventures and an improved gross profit margin. For the third quarter ending September 30, 2026, the company posted a net profit of 36.4 million riyals, representing a 67.7% increase compared to 21.7 million riyals in the same period of 2025, according to reporting.

Revenue Shifts and Sales Volume Variations Across Reporting Outlets

While bottom-line profitability climbed sharply, top-line performance showed mixed movements depending on the metric and currency used by reporting channels.

The reporting from Al Arabiya provided a dollar-denominated breakdown, stating that third-quarter revenues reached 10.51 million dollars (39.4 million riyals), marking a decrease from 10.61 million dollars (39.8 million riyals) in the third quarter of 2025. For the broader nine-month interval, Al Arabiya corroborated that revenues expanded by 5.80% to 29.65 million dollars (111.2 million riyals).

Operating Margins and Shareholder Returns

Operational profitability rebounded significantly alongside the net income gains.

Total gross profit for the nine-month period rose by 26.5% to 23.4 million riyals compared to 18.5 million riyals in the prior year, while operating profit climbed to 2.4 million riyals from 1.4 million riyals, according to figures outlined by Alamalmal.com. Basic earnings per share for the first three quarters of 2026 advanced to 3.11 riyals, up from 1.82 riyals in the comparative 2025 window.

Comparative Financial Performance Overview

The company attributed the cumulative financial gains primarily to an elevated share of profits originating from joint ventures, supported by the stronger gross profit performance across the operating periods.