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Al Mawarid Manpower Company SCJSC
SAU:1833

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Al Mawarid Manpower Company SCJSC
SAU:1833
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Price: 111.8 SAR 0.36% Market Closed
Market Cap: 1.7B SAR
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Al Mawarid Manpower Company SCJSC
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Almawarid Manpower Co. provides recruitment services. The company is headquartered in Riyadh, Riyadh. The company went IPO on 2023-06-19. The firm has three segments which include Corporate sector, Individual sector, and Hourly sector. Corporate sector relates to providing an expatriate and Saudi manpower services to companies, whose contracts are approximately for two years. Individual sector relates to providing domestic labor services to individual clients. Hourly sector relates to the cleaning services provided to individual clients by hourly basis/visit, mostly each cleaning visit is approximately four hours. The Company’s services are provided to families and women in their homes, this includes raising children and cooking, private driver, female domestic worker, house cook, home farmer, nanny, home expeditor, house tea boy, physical therapist, home nurse, home manager, and home tailor.

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