
Kuwait Projects Holding
KPROJ • Kuwait Boursa
Sector
Financial Services
Last Updated
9/3/2026
About KPROJ
Kuwait Projects Company Holding K.S.C.P., through its subsidiaries, operates in the financial services, food, petrochemicals and oil services, media, real estate, and education sectors in Kuwait, rest of the GCC, rest of the Middle East, rest of Asia, rest of North Africa, Europe, and North America. It operates in six segments: Commercial Banking; Asset Management and Investment Banking; Media & Satellite Services; Energy; Industrial and Logistics; and Hospitality and Real Estate. The company offers commercial banking services, including retail, corporate, and private banking; treasury products; and digital satellite services, media pay TV services via satellite, cable, radio channels, and music and video online streaming. It is also involved in asset management and investment banking activities, such as corporate finance, investment advisory and research, and wealth management; manufacturing, sale, supply, store, export, and distribution of various aromatics, chemical and petrochemical materials, and related derivatives; oil field maintenance and drilling services; setting up projects in the oil and gas and renewable energy sector; and consultancy activities. In addition, the company engages in industrial project development, food, utilities, transportation, logistics, and related supply chain services; hospitality and real estate sector; dairy production; leasing of equipment and vehicles; manufacture of rubber and plastic materials; stevedoring, marine, brokerage, printing, photography management, management, property management, marketing, facilities and hotel management, research and development, touristic development, cosmetic, agricultural, medical, construction, educational, live event, and advertising services; broadcasting TV and IP streaming; managing and operating systems; and trading in electronic and satellite receiving equipment. Kuwait Projects Company Holding K.S.C.P. was incorporated in 1975 and is based in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
Headquarters
Kuwait City, Kuwait
Industry
Financial Services
Exchange
Boursa Kuwait
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KPROJ annual financials
Kuwait Projects Holding — revenue, net profit, assets, equity and earnings per share, 2020–2025. Source: audited annual reports filed to Boursa Kuwait.
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | Total assets | Equity | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | KD 1.54bn | KD 69.4m | KD 13.82bn | KD 1.69bn | 1.8 fils |
| 2024 | KD 1.50bn | KD 70.4m | KD 12.97bn | KD 1.73bn | 1.8 fils |
| 2023 | KD 1.28bn | KD 66.5m | KD 12.33bn | KD 1.67bn | 5.1 fils |
| 2022 | KD 1.06bn | KD 16.6m | KD 11.42bn | KD 1.59bn | 6.9 fils |
| 2021 | KD 711.1m | KD 11.2m | KD 10.18bn | KD 1.02bn | 0.7 fils |
| 2020 | KD 752.6m | KD 8.7m | KD 10.35bn | KD 892.5m | 0.4 fils |
Latest earnings call — Q2 2026
Kuwait Projects Holding analyst conference, 23 August 2026
KIPCO’s bottom-line decelerated sharply in H1 2026 despite top-line resilience, missing profitability expectations as net profit attributable to shareholders plunged 47.6% YoY to US$ 17.3m (from US$ 33.0m in H1 2025). Group top-line grew 3.5% YoY to US$ 2.58b, bolstered by banking net interest income, but earnings were dragged down by regional geopolitical disruption, severe hyperinflation accounting (IAS 29) at Burgan Bank Turkey, and expanding net losses at healthcare subsidiary ATC. Positively, holding-level deleveraging continued, with net debt-to-equity improving to 0.82x and parent liquidity standing strong enough to cover near-term bond maturities.
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Latest DPS
0.000 KD
Year 2025
Dividend Yield
0.00%
Annual
Avg DPS
0.007 KD
5 years
Growth
-100.0%
5 years
Recent Payments
0.000 KD
Paid 6/14/2026
0.005 KD
Paid 5/26/2022
0.010 KD
Paid 7/8/2020