3 Middle Eastern Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under US$40M

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As Gulf markets show gains ahead of earnings announcements and key U.S. economic data releases, investors are keenly watching for opportunities in the Middle East's dynamic financial landscape. Penny stocks, a term that may seem outdated but remains relevant, often represent smaller or emerging companies that can offer significant value potential. By focusing on those with strong financial health and clear growth prospects, investors can uncover promising opportunities within this niche market segment.

Top 10 Penny Stocks In The Middle East

Name

Share Price

Market Cap

Financial Health Rating

Thob Al Aseel (SASE:4012)

SAR4.02

SAR1.61B

★★★★★★

Dna Group (T.R.) (TASE:DNA)

₪0.987

₪121.56M

★★★★★★

Alarum Technologies (TASE:ALAR)

₪2.54

₪177.71M

★★★★★★

Oil Refineries (TASE:ORL)

₪0.912

₪2.84B

★★★★★☆

Tgi Infrastructures (TASE:TGI)

₪2.13

₪158.35M

★★★★★★

Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development (PJSC) (ADX:SCIDC)

AED0.691

AED420.3M

★★★★★★

Dubai National Insurance & Reinsurance (P.S.C.) (DFM:DNIR)

AED3.69

AED426.19M

★★★★★★

Union Insurance Company P.J.S.C (ADX:UNION)

AED0.601

AED198.89M

★★★★★★

E7 Group PJSC (ADX:E7)

AED1.09

AED2.18B

★★★★★★

Dubai Investments PJSC (DFM:DIC)

AED2.31

AED9.86B

★★★★☆☆

Click here to see the full list of 96 stocks from our Middle Eastern Penny Stocks screener.

Below we spotlight a couple of our favorites from our exclusive screener.

Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development (PJSC)

Simply Wall St Financial Health Rating: ★★★★★★

Overview: Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development (PJSC) operates in the cement and industrial development sector, with a market capitalization of AED420.30 million.

Operations: The company generates revenue from its manufacturing segment, amounting to AED680.15 million.

Market Cap: AED420.3M

Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development (PJSC) has demonstrated significant earnings growth, with a 762.2% increase over the past year, surpassing industry averages. Despite its low Return on Equity of 2.4%, the company maintains a satisfactory net debt to equity ratio of 21.7%. Its short-term assets comfortably cover both short- and long-term liabilities, indicating financial stability. However, the board's inexperience may pose governance challenges. The company's recent dividend announcement reflects ongoing shareholder returns despite earnings not covering dividends fully, suggesting potential sustainability concerns for income-focused investors amidst high share price volatility.