
Waja replaces outgoing independent director with Majed Al Issa, a former SABIC and SIDF executive. The appointment must be ratified at the next general meeting.
Riyadh – Waja replaced an independent board member who resigned for personal reasons, appointing a former SABIC and SIDF executive with more than 24 years of industrial and financial experience. The change took effect July 2, 2026, and must be ratified at the next general shareholder meeting.
Sultan Ahmed Al Mousa submitted his resignation June 30, citing personal reasons. He had served as an independent director since March 2024. The board accepted the resignation and expressed gratitude for his tenure, according to a regulatory filing on the Saudi Exchange. The current board cycle runs through March 2028.
To fill the vacancy, the board appointed Majed Abdullah Al Issa. His term began immediately on July 2 and will last until the end of the current session on March 23, 2028. The appointment is not yet final under Saudi corporate governance rules; shareholders must vote on it at the next general assembly, the filing said.
Al Issa holds a Master's in Industrial Management from Cambridge and a Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering from King Saud University. He holds the Certified Management Accountant and Certified Merger and Acquisition Advisor designations.
His career includes CEO and board roles at Sadr Logistics, Saudi Ceramic Company, Batic Investments, and the Gas Distribution Company. He also worked at SABIC, National Gypsum, and the Saudi Industrial Development Fund, giving him a blend of engineering, financial, and industrial investment experience. The company said the appointment strengthens strategic oversight during the remainder of the board term.
Waja also appointed Al Zoman, Al Fahad & Al Hajaj Professional Consulting Company as its external auditor for 2026.
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