GCC stocks we cover: DFM, ADX and Tadawul fundamentals

The Latest period covered column gives the period of the newest financial statements behind a company's figures, with the date that period ended. The issuers covered here publish interim statements during the year and an annual report for a fiscal year that matches the calendar year, so their rows often show the same period.

The coverage is a selection, not every listed company, and a company appears once its page is published. Being in a table is not a view on a company, and being absent is not one either. The A to Z directory lists every covered company, from both markets, in one table.

Code checks that each figure is printed on its cited page, in the row with its printed label, before a page uses it. Code calculates every derived figure, such as free cash flow.

Amounts stay in the currency each company reports in, as printed, with no conversion between currencies. Among the companies covered here, UAE issuers report in UAE dirhams or US dollars and Saudi issuers in Saudi riyals, so two company pages can show amounts in different currencies.

Where a statement prints only the year to date, a quarter's figures are derived by code from it and the statement before it, and each derived cell is marked D. Where a later report changed a company's share count for a bonus issue, a stock dividend or a rights issue, earlier per-share figures are left out rather than estimated. Our methodology sets out where the figures come from.

The notes under each table explain every letter beside a figure: D for one we derived, and R for one a later statement restated, reclassified or printed again with another value. Where a line could not be keyed from a statement, its cell is left empty rather than estimated, and a key fact without a value is left out.

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