Maaden 1211:

It's not just about profits... but a redefinition of the wealth map
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Are we still viewing mining as just digging and extraction?
The numbers in front of us today tell a completely different story.

"Maaden" is not just achieving growth; it is quietly transforming into a "Geopolitical Giant" in the global resource sector.

The story here is not only about gold or aluminum prices but about how the game is managed.

Here’s what the numbers and recent agreements tell us:
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1. The Language of Numbers: A Qualitative Leap, Not a Temporary Boom
When we see net income jump by 127% in Q3 to reach 2.2 billion SAR, this is not just marginal improvement.

The financial performance for the first nine months of 2025 is impressive:

Net profit reached 5.68 billion SAR, with a growth of nearly 91% compared to last year.

Revenues grew by 24%, but more importantly, operating income surged by 93%.
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What does this mean for investors?
The company is not just selling at higher prices; it is selling larger quantities and managing costs intelligently.

When operating profit grows faster than revenue, it indicates high operational leverage(Operating Leverage).
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2. "The New Oil": Betting on Rare Elements
The most important news that many might overlook amid the flood of numbers is the binding agreement with MP Materials.

Why is this important?
Today, the world is in a struggle over "Rare Earth Elements"(Rare Earths).

They are the backbone of electric vehicle manufacturing, chips, and defense industries.

"Maaden's" partnership to establish a refining and separation project for these elements in Saudi Arabia(with up to 50% ownership)places the Kingdom at the heart of global advanced technology supply chains.

We are moving here from "raw material sales" to "owning processing knowledge and technology."
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3. The Technical Picture: Institutional Confidence
Looking at the chart, the stock has achieved a cumulative growth of 373% over 5 years.

The current price behavior indicates strong support around the 60-63 SAR levels, reflecting investor confidence that the current growth is not a bubble,

but a sustainable trend supported by real asset expansion.
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Summary: Maaden is no longer just a company extracting phosphate or gold.

With revenues approaching 28 billion SAR in 9 months and a strong entry into the rare elements sector, the company is establishing itself as a fundamental pillar in "Vision 2030" to diversify income sources.

Markets reward growth, but they love "vision."

And Maaden currently possesses both.

My question to you:
Do you see the mining sector competing with the traditional energy sector in investment portfolios over the next decade?

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