
The three-year deal through June 2028 adds revenue visibility for Anmat and reflects ongoing digitalisation spending in Saudi Arabia's energy sector.
Anmat Technology for Trading Co. signed a final contract with Saudi Energy Co. valued at SAR 314.5 million, including VAT, the company said in a Tadawul filing. The agreement runs until June 30, 2028.
The contract covers unspecified technology services for Saudi Energy, a state-controlled utility. For Anmat, the deal adds a multi-year revenue stream that boosts backlog visibility through fiscal 2028. The company did not specify how the contract value compares with its existing revenue base.
The Saudi energy sector has been investing in digital tools and automation to improve grid management and operational efficiency. That trend has generated service contracts for technology firms across the kingdom. Anmat's win fits within that broader spending pattern, though the specific scope of work was not disclosed.
The stock has traded quietly on Tadawul in recent sessions, with no significant price reaction immediately after the filing. The contract term suggests steady cashflows over three years rather than a one-time lump sum, which may limit near-term earnings volatility but provides a base layer for future quarters.
Saudi Energy, formerly known as Saudi Electricity Co., is a major customer for IT vendors in the kingdom. Anmat, which specialises in energy-sector technology solutions, has built a track record of project wins from utility clients. The contract could open the door for follow-on work as Saudi Energy continues its modernisation push.
The filing did not name subcontractors or joint venture partners. Anmat said the contract is binding and that payments will follow milestone-based terms.
Shares of Anmat trade under the ticker on Tadawul. The company is scheduled to report next quarterly results in the coming weeks.
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