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Canadian Medical Center Net Profit Drops 27% in Nine Months

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Canadian Medical Center Co. posted a nine-month net profit of 8.55 million SAR for the period ending September 30, 2026, down 27.3% from 11.76 million SAR in the same period a year earlier. Revenue grew 8.7% to 113.09 million SAR, but margin erosion and rising credit loss provisions squeezed earnings sharply. […] The post Canadian Medical Center Net Profit Drops 27% in Nine…

Canadian Medical Center's nine-month net profit fell 27% to 8.55 million SAR, despite an 8.7% year-on-year revenue increase to 113.09 million SAR. Revenue growth was offset by margin erosion and rising credit loss provisions. Operations were hit hardest, with net profit dropping 42.4% year-over-year. The NEOM and National Guard projects, both suspended, significantly impacted the third quarter's revenue and profit.

Rising credit loss allowances and a non-recurring purchase order also contributed to the profit decline. Investors should monitor contract reinstatement, receivables quality, and the company's ability to manage cost pressures and margin dilution.

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