First Milling Company SJSC 2283.SR
SAR55.50 SAR0.50 (0.91%) 1D
Last Updated: Apr 09, 12:00 AM·TASI
2283.SR Shariah Compliance
Screening Methodology: AAOIFI
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Last Updated: December 25, 2025
Report Source: 2025 3rd Quarter Report
First Milling Company SJSC. Stock Analysis 2283.SR
Saudi Arabia Consumer Staples Small Cap Report: The First Milling Co. engages in flour production. The company is headquartered in Jeddah, Makkah. The company went IPO on 2023-06-22. The firm produce all-purpose flour, feed, bran, and wheat derivatives. The firm has four mills in Jeddah, Qassim, Tabuk, and Al-Ahsa. The Company’s products include pastry flour, pizza flour, brown flour, patent flour, animal bran, edible bran, horse feed pellet, dairy cattle feed pellet, livestock fattener pellet, pigeon feed, lamb feet pellet, among others.
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SAR55.00Volume
74.54KP/E Ratio (TTM)
11.9652 Week Range
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2.80BAvg. Volume
102.29KDividend Yield
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- According to Musaffa’s Shariah screening methodology, First Milling Company SJSC (2283.SR) is currently classified as HALAL as of December 2025. The classification is based on an evaluation of the company’s business activities and financial ratios to determine whether it meets Islamic investment guidelines.
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