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Saudi Reinsurance Company SJSC
SAU:8200

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Saudi Reinsurance Company SJSC
SAU:8200
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Price: 30.9 SAR -0.32% Market Closed
Market Cap: 5.2B SAR
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Market Cap
5.2B SAR
Industry
Insurance

Saudi Reinsurance Co. engages in the provision of insurance and reinsurance services. The company is headquartered in Riyadh, Riyadh. The company went IPO on 2008-03-15. The firm has nine segments which include Engineering segment provides risks cover for machinery and for the works and liability cover. Fire insurance cover fire, flood, earthquake, and other external perils. Marine insurance covers cargo, terminals and ships or other means of transport of cargo. Motor insurance cover motor vehicles involved in accidents. Protection includes term and credit life insurance. General accidents cover money, liabilities, and personal accidents. Health segment provides health insurance. Specialty includes company’s participation in writing worldwide property, marine, energy, specialty, and liability insurance. Others cover Aviation, Energy, Agriculture and Political Risks.

Intrinsic Value
24.04 SAR
Overvaluation 22%
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