Board of Directors Annual Report

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1 Board of Directors Annual Report & Closing Accounts for the Fiscal Year Ended on 31 December 2014 Head Office: Riyadh P. O. Box: Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Tel.: Fax: Toll-free No.:

2 Board of Directors Report for The Fiscal Year Ended on 31 December 2014 Shareholders of ALDREES Petroleum & Transport Services Co. (Aldrees) Dear Sirs, Aldrees Board of Directors is pleased to present you the annual report for the fiscal year ended on 31 December It is our pleasure to congratulate you for the achievements of your Company, thanks to God and to the efforts of all Aldrees employees. These considerable efforts were positively reflected on the fiscal performance of Aldrees. The fiscal year 2014 was a special one where the efforts of Aldrees employees were crowned with the continued success, progress and growth. Aldrees was able to achieve excellence in performance and positive growth in profits since the net profits reached million Saudi riyals, by a growth rate of 21.6% compared to the fiscal year A share lack of volatility and price stability continued in the market, reflecting investor confidence in Aldrees performance. The share price increased by 50%, it reached Saudi riyals at the end of 2014 and this is a good performance. Moreover, we cannot disregard the capital increase from 300 million Saudi riyals to 400 million Saudi riyals by the end of 2014, which confirms the strength of share performance and investor confidence. Strategic plans were applied to operations in order to maintain Aldrees market share and leading position as well as the competitive and marketing capabilities together with distinctive management of human resources. These plans contributed to the steady growth in profits and outstanding operational performance which supported Aldrees policies on the distribution of profits to shareholders. Finally, we would like to express our deepest thanks for your confidence in Aldrees Management, welcoming a new year with more confidence and optimism to achieve more successes during 2015 and we hope to see you at the annual meeting of Shareholders General Assembly to answer your questions regarding the matters stated in this Report. Best Regards, 2

3 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Diagram - Share Performance during 2014 Share Value Share Value Share Profit & Distribution (SR) Share distribution Share profit Linear (Share profit ) , , ,012 2, * Share profitability was amended in line with the recent increase in capital to 40 million shares. 3

4 Vision: Our vision is to be the best and most efficient Company in the field of petroleum services and transport of various products. Mission: Providing the best services to our customers. Continuous improvement and development of our employees abilities. Applying the best international methods to our operations. Achieving the best returns for the benefit of Company shareholders. Aldrees aims at providing excellent services through continuous development and improving effeciency of human resources where the operations are supervised by a trained team of engineers, technicians and labor, ensuring the safety of trucks, devices, equipment and stations, and the more important their occupational safety. 4

5 Description of Company Activity, Sectors and Subsidiaries: The company activities include, pursuant to the Commercial Registration thereof, the wholesale and retail trade in fuels, oils, gas, cooked & uncooked catering as well as goods and fittings transport paid services on the roads of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; establishing workshops and auto wash; purchasing lands and constructing buildings thereon and investing the same, whether through sale or lease, for the benefit of Aldrees; and establishing, managing, operating and hiring express service centers for hot and cold drinks and food. These activities comprise management of two sectors. The below Report shows activity and revenue analysis of each sector separately as follows: Description Income statement (SR in thousand) Sales: SR SR SR SR SR Petroleum 1,893,394 1,765,573 1,682,775 1,516,640 1,305,301 Transport 250, , , , ,086 Total 2,144,322 1,982,684 1,873,574 1,694,179 1,480,387 Sales Percentage: Petroleum 88.30% 89.05% 89.82% 89.52% 88.17% Transport 11.70% 10.95% 10.18% 10.48% 11.83% Growth Percentage: Petroleum 7.24% 4.92% 10.95% 16.19% 30.15% Transport 15.58% % 1.40% -1.33% Total 8.16% 5.82% 10.59% 14.44% 13.05% 5

6 First: (Petroleum) Sector: Your Company applies state of the art technology; quality and safety standards, continuos improvement and development of our employees abilities along with the best international and scientific methods to our operations so as to provide good services at service centers, as a result in increasing the number of fuel stations in all cities of KSA by (1.4%) so that the total number of stations will be (478). This expansion is perceivable indeed by all shareholders where no area in Saudi Arabia does not include an Aldrees station. The following is a summary of the number of owned and leased stations: Description Company Owned Leased Additions Exclusions Total Growth rate 1.4% 2% 2% 8.4% 16.8% Petroleum Sector Strategy: Aiming at possession of more service stations. Establishing modern stations and providing excellent services. Leasing station facilities for big companies of good reputation and registered trade mark. Spreading on highways in the form of integrated service centers in order to serve travelers. Applying new technologies with regard to fuel filling systems as well as all operational and administrative systems. Relying on other sources (other than sale of fuel) to increase Aldrees income. Supporting the Sector through efficient human resources in order to improve the operational level, particularly the national cadre. Benefiting from partnership with ENOC with respect to the operation of other services associated with gasoline sale. 6

7 Second: Transport Sector: Your Company provides the best transportation and maintenance methods using modern trucks and high-quality spare parts at the best prices through continuous development and raising the efficiency of human resources. Maintenance works are managed by a technical work team trained under the supervision of highly efficient engineers to ensure safety of the driver, trucks and equipment. The distinguished operation of transport fleet spread services thereof across the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries and some other and neighboring Arab countries. The following is a summary of the number of trucks and transportation units owned by Aldrees: Description Truck Head: Year start Additions during the year Exclusions Year end Trailers: Year start Additions during the year Exclusions Year end Total truck heads and trailers

8 Description of Plans, Decisions and Future Expectations: The future plans are considered as a continuation of Aldrees growth and development through planned expansion and spread with regard to increasing the number of stations and trucks, ensuring the application of quality and safety standards inside cities and on highways. During 2015, Aldrees will: Open (21) stations, including (3) purchased stations and (18) leased stations. Initially invest in the joint venture between Aldrees and ENOC (UNIFCO Company) with an amount of 45 million Saudi riyals equally. A five-year plan was approved to operate (40) stations with investments of 400 million Saudi riyals. Increase the number of trucks and trailers by (100). Find locations in Jeddah and Jizan to be purchased in order to integrate with the transport fleet system instead of the currently leased locations. Intent in its future plans on providing logistic services through Aldrees - Bertschi Logistics Branch which is expected to begin operation in Human Resources: Whereas delivering the best services to customers is a key goal for the company, then Aldrees for this purpose continues to train and qualify its employees through inhouse training center to raise the marketing and supervisory culture and awareness and to promote skills in the area of petroleum services through Petrol Centers as well as the services provided to customers via Transport Sector. ALDREES Petroleum and Transport Services Company is a leading Company in the achievement of quality and safety. In the previous years, Aldrees sought to obtain international certificates in the field of quality, safety and environment and was one of the first companies recognized by the specialized international organizations in the areas of quality and safety. We were the first ever to get ISO 9001: 2008 certificate of quality and we are the first to receive the latest version thereof. SAI GLOBAL awarded Aldrees ISO 9001: 2008 Quality Management System Certification on 25 February 2009, after Aldrees had met all requirements therefor. The said Certificate covers management services related to fuel stations and land transport services. The Certificate is valid after renewal for three (3) years until 22 February 2015, including periodical reviews to make sure of Aldrees adherence to the global standards agreed upon. There is no wonder that the quality of our Company did not 8

9 come by chance, yet it is the fruit of our sincere efforts, smart trends and important competencies. As for safety and given the importance of this system in our business and all aspects of life, the Management stressed the necessity for development of safety system in line with work volume and Aldrees future aspirations for expansion and integration. Thus, obtainement of an international certifications ensures our commitment and application of all required safety regulations. After we had developed the safety system and work environment in conformity with the international standards of safety, we had the right to get (OHSAS 18001: 2007) Occupational Health and Safety Certificate. Aldrees received the Occupational Health and Safety Certificate on 29 January 2010 without difficulty due to the strength of safety system that was previously applied. The said certificate has been renewed until 27 January The third certificate is Safety and Quality Assessment System (SQAS) awarded by (CEFIC), an international Company, on 11 November This certificate proves the application of quality and safety standards by another global body. Our Company is now seeking to obtain a new certificate in Responsible Care (RC 14001) as a commitment towards society, environment and employees. We have made great achievements in this regard. In the near future, we will obtain this certificate. We are now on our way to the unified system, which is the optimal system for integration of global systems with regard to quality, safety and environment. Aldrees is very keen on Saudization of all jobs. At the present, there are many technical positions occupied by citizens who are provided with theoretical and field training courses by Aldrees. Furthermore, the best cadres are selected and Aldrees continues to apply the plans of replacing foreign employees with national ones. Aldrees Board of Directors recommends the following: Cash dividends for the fiscal year 2014 with a total amount of 80 million Saudi riyals, 2 Saudi riyals per share shall be distributed. These distributed dividends represent 20% of a share nominal value. Cash dividends shall be payable to shareholders enrolled in Aldrees Register at the Securities Depository Center (TADAWUL) by the end of trading on the day of General Assembly meeting to be defined later. In addition, the date of distribution will be announced in due course. A reward of 1.4 million Saudi riyals shall be paid as total Board fees for The total paid amounts shall be within the limits stipulated by the Companies 9

10 Law or any other regulations, decisions or instructions complementary thereto, including meeting attendance allowance. Such reward shall be deducted from the net profits, not exceeding 10%. A reward amounting 50 thousand Saudi riyals shall be paid to each of the two members of Audit Committee, who are not directors, for An amount of 500 thousand Saudi riyals as a maximum shall be allocated to be paid during 2015 for community service and the Chief Excutive Officer shall be authorized to pay the same amount during 2015, as applicable. The recommendation given by Audit Committee in its Meeting No. (1), Fourth Period on the selection of an external Auditor, among the proposals submitted, to audit Aldrees accounts for the fiscal year ended on 31 December 2015 shall be approved. The Board of Directors Report regarding the fiscal year ended on 31 December 2014 shall be approved. The Auditor s Report regarding the fiscal year ended on 31 December 2014 shall be approved. The balance sheet as well as profit and loss account for the fiscal year ended on 31 December 2014 shall be approved. The Board Chairman and directors shall be discharged with respect to management of Aldrees business and the external Auditor shall be discharged until 31 December The contracts concluded and business carried out between Aldrees and: Aldrees Industry & Trade Company (ALITCO), Seven Orbits Trading Company, and certain directors as related parties shall be approved. The same shall be authenticated for a following year. The General Assembly shall convene in order to approve recommendations and resolutions that require certification. 10

11 Risk Factors: Each one who has a desire for investment shall carefully study all information stated in this Report, including risk factors indicated below. Aldrees activity, financial position, business results and cash flows may be adversely and materially affected in the event of occurance of a risk factor that Aldrees Management (Management) believes at the present time is important or any other risks that the Management could not identify or believes they are immaterial, or if the latter become significant. The occurrence of one or some of these risks may lead to a decline in the share price in the market; hence, the investor may lose the whole or part of its investment in Aldrees shares. Risks related to Company Activity: 1. Risks associated with legislations and regulations: Petroleum and transport services in Saudi Arabia shall be subject to specific instructions and rules to be complied with by Aldrees, such as renewal of Transport License by the Ministry of Transport; a license to be regularly renewed by Aldrees upon expiry thereof. Although Aldrees renews the said license and did not previously face any obstacles in this regard, there is no guarantee that Aldrees will be able to renew the same in the future, which may significantly influence Aldrees ability to continue transport activity. A license for each station shall be issued by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs as well as the General Directorate of Civil Defense so as to conduct business related to petroleum services for each station separately. In the future, if Aldrees cannot obtain these licenses for the new stations or renew the same for the existing ones, the business thereof may be affected. A large number of Aldrees employees are non-saudis (fuel station workers and trailer drivers). If more stringent requirements for Saudization are applied, Aldrees may be adversely affected. Thus, Aldrees would not be able to obtain visas for the purpose of labor recruitment. This will in turn cause inability to operate the stations and transport. In general, any amendment to the regulations and instructions relating to Aldrees business, including transport, loading, unloading and storage of petroleum products as well as hazardous and flammable substances, and to the requirements of environment protection and cafe licensing would materially increase the costs and burdens of Aldrees, which may be negatively reflected on Aldrees financial position, business results and cash flows. 11

12 2. Reliance on Customers by Governmental Agencies and Companies: The percentage of revenues earned from contracts signed with the governmental agencies and private companies in 2014 were about 21.3% of the petroleum services total revenues, while Transport Sector revenues depend on companies. Whereas the contracts are renewed through open tenders, then there is no guarantee that the same will be renewed in the future. In case of inability to renew these contracts by Aldrees, the financial position, business results and cash flows thereof may be adversely affected. 3. Risks associated with fuels availability and prices: Aldrees, like others engaged in the provision of petroleum services, relies on Saudi Aramco to obtain fuels. Therefore, any delay in the supplies received from Aramco or any change in the s of contracts signed therewith in this regard may adversely affect Aldrees activity. Any significant change in fuel prices or profit margin by the official bodies may adversely affect Aldrees main activities, business results and cash flows. Moreover, Aldrees financial position may be affected in general in case of inability to keep up with any potential rise in fuel prices by increasing the prices of its services or reducing the operating costs. 4. Risks associated with Insurance Coverage: Aldrees took all necessary measures to minimize any potential losses by purchasing insurance policies for Petroleum Sector, covering public liability, vehicle accidents, fire and crime. The insurance policies for Transport Sector cover vehicles, land transport services, liability against third party, fire and crime. Aldrees net income, operation results and financial position may be affected as a result of any future losses pertaining to accidents or damages not covered by these policies or to accidents not covered by insurance such as terrorist acts and risks that may result from handling hazardous and toxic substances which may harm the environment or human beings. 5. Reliance on Important Human Cadres: Aldrees depends on the efficiency and expertise of the Executive Management as well as important human cadres in Aldrees. Aldrees took several measures to reduce loss of such cadres or inability to find suitable alternatives in case of losing the same. Aldrees does not guarantee the possibility to keep the working qualified human 12

13 cadres or to find alternatives with the same degree of qualifications in case the same are lost; which may be negatively reflected on Aldrees revenues, business results and financial position. 6. Reliance on Certain Important Computer Programs: Aldrees Management relies effectively on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System, which provides integrated results for Aldrees operations and facilitates information flow among departments. Any malfunction, failure or dispute regarding the property rights of this System may adversely affect Aldrees operations. 7. Risks associated with Market: A. Competitive Environment There is no guarantee for Aldrees ability to continue effective competition against existing or new companies in the market. Changes in the competitive environment may result in reduction of prices and profit margins as well as loss of the market share partially, which would adversely affect Aldrees's profits. B. Excellence of Services The provision of excellent services at reasonable prices is one of the most important factors that have made Aldrees a strong competitor in the market. Aldrees cannot guarantee the inability of existing or potential competitors to provide services that might be better and more distinctive than those offered by Aldrees, which may adversely affect the operating results of Aldrees. C. Mergers and Alliances It is possible to merge or unite companies engaged in petroleum and transport services in order to constitute rapidly evolving competitive consortiums, which could enable the same to get a larger share in the market on Aldrees account. 8- Distribution of Profits: Aldrees resolution on the distribution of any future profits depends on several factors, including profit realization, financial position, working capital requirements, distributable profits, credit limits available for Aldrees along with the general economic situation. It also relies on many other factors to be evaluated by the Board of Directors. Accordingly, Aldrees does not assure the existing or prospective shareholders that any profits will be distributed in the future or confirm the amount of profits to be distributed in case of distribution approval. 13

14 9- Currency Risk: Currency risks are those resulting from value fluctuation of a financial instrument due to the changes in foreign exchange rates. The Management controls the fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and believes that Aldrees is not vulnerable to considerable currency risks for absence of any significant transactions in any currencies save for Saudi Riyal and US Dollar. The Saudi Riyal rate is fixed against the US dollar; thus, balances and transactions in US dollar do not represent significant risks. 10- Commission Rate Risks: Commission rate risks are those resulting from value fluctuation of financial instruments owing to the changes in commission rates prevailing in the market. The company faces commission rate risks regarding short- and long- Islamic banking facilities relating to a commission. The table below reflects the effect of commission rate risks on income as a result of potential reasonable changes in commission rates as well as all other changes that remained fixed. Commission rate risks have no impact on equity. The impact on income is that effect of assumed changes in commission rates on Aldrees profits for one year, based on financial assets and liabilities of a floating commission which were acquired as of 31 December. Increase (Decrease) in Basic Points 2014 SR 2013 SR +5 (157,529) (149,874) +10 (315,058) (299,747) , , , , Credit Risks: Credit risks represent the inability of a party to meet its obligations, resulting in a financial loss incurred by the other party. The company policy stipulates that all customers desiring to deal on a deferred basis shall be verified in s of credit. The financial instruments subject to credit risk concentrations primarily consist of balance at bank and with debtors. Bank deposits are lodged with many financial institutions of good credit rating. Aldrees has a policy based on establishing limits on deposits thereof with each financial institution. 14

15 The Management believes that there are no significant risks concerning the nonperformance of such institutions. Aldrees is not exposed to risk concentrations with respect to creditors in due to the capacity of its clients working in various industries and existing in multiple areas. 12- Liquidity Risks: Liquidity risks are those difficulties faced by Aldrees with regard to providing funds to meet commitments related to the financial instruments. Liquidity risks may result from the inability to sell any financial asset quickly at an amount close to its fair value. Aldrees manages liquidity risks by making sure that Islamic banking facilities are available; the s and conditions of those Facilities have been disclosed in Memorandum No. (11). Sale conditions stated by Aldrees stipulate that payments shall be made in cash upon supply of goods or on a deferred basis. The average number of existing sale days was thirty (30) days for 2014 and thirty (30) days for Receivables are usually paid within sixty (60) days from the date of purchase. (Aldrees shall not be deemed vulnerable to any relatively significant risks related to those mentioned above) 15

16 Financial Results and Profits: The following figures summarize the statement of financial position, statement of income, statement of cash flows for the fiscal years ended on 31 December 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011and Table - Items of Assets, Liabilities and Equity Statement Financial Position (In Thousands) SR SR SR SR SR Current asset 421, , , , ,038 Current liabilities 491, , , , ,760 Working capital (70,654) (78,702) (29,954) (32,124) (24,722) other long- assets 41,267 30,709 20,531 27,555 29,719 Fixed assets 742, , , , ,609 Total assets 1,205,310 1,089, , , ,366 Current liabilities 491, , , , ,760 Long- loans 92,529 96,424 72,933 34,601 74,825 Other liabilities 40,539 34,566 29,826 26,499 24,350 Total liabilities 624, , , , ,935 Paid capital 400, , , , ,000 Reserves and retained 180, , , , ,431 earnings Shareholders equity 580, , , , ,431 Total liabilities and shareholders equity 1,205,310 1,089, , , ,366 16

17 Figure - Items of Assets, Liabilities and Equity Growth of Total Current and Fixed Assets (In Million Riyals) Current asset Fixed assets Total assets 1,094 1, Aldrees assets continued to grow through the past five years from 770 million Saudi riyals in 2010 to 1,205 million Saudi riyals in 2014 Growth of Liabilities and Equity (In Million Riyals) Non-current liabilities Current liabilities Shareholders equity Equity also continued its growth during the past five years from 393 million Saudi riyals in 2010 to 580 million Saudi riyals in

18 Table - Statement of Income Statement income statement (In Thousands) SR SR SR SR SR Sales 2,144,322 1,982,683 1,873,574 1,694,178 1,480,387 Cost of sales 1,917,208 1,795,035 1,702,074 1,529,914 1,327,176 Total profit 227, , , , ,211 Sale expenses 6,712 5,107 5,429 6,244 6,010 General and 82,073 73,260 61,143 58,127 53,755 administrative expenses Income from main 138, , ,928 99,893 93,446 activities Financing expenses 11,587 9,837 8,300 8,381 8,421 share in investment 1,938 1,042 0,0 0,0 0,0 losses other revenues 1,980 5, ,602 2,945 Income before Zakat 126, ,912 97,571 94,114 87,970 Zakat 3,060 2,220 2,023 1,950 1,950 Net income 123, ,692 95,548 92,164 86,020 18

19 Figure - Statement of Income (In Thousand riyals) 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 Sales 1,000,000 Cost of sales 500,000 0 SR SR SR SR SR 2014G 2013G 2012G 2011G 2010G Figure - Statement of Income (In Thousand riyals) 250, ,000 Statement of Income 150, ,000 50, G SR 2013G SR 2012G SR 2011G SR 2010G SR 19

20 Table - Statement of Income as a percentage of Revenues Statement Income statement (In Thousands) SR SR SR SR SR Sales % % % % % Cost of sales 89.41% 90.54% 90.85% 90.30% 89.65% Total profit 10.59% 9.46% 9.15% 9.70% 10.35% Sale expenses 0.31% 0.26% 0.29% 0.37% 0.41% General and 3.83% 3.69% 3.26% 3.43% 3.63% administrative expenses Income from main 6.45% 5.51% 5.60% 5.90% 6.31% activities Financing expenses 0.54% 0.50% 0.44% 0.49% 0.57 share in investment 0.09% 0.05% losses other revenues 0.09% 0.28% 0.05% 0.15% 0.20% Income before Zakat 5.91% 5.24% 5.21% 5.56% 5.94% Zakat 0.14% 0.11% 0.11% 0.12% 0.13% Net income 5.77% 5.13% 5.10% 5.44% 5.81% Cash flows: Cash flows from operating activities are the main source for funding Aldrees activities, profit distribution and capital expansions: Cash flows Operating activities 175, , ,976 83,370 98,735 Investing activities (123,605) (176,662) (142,569) (65,367) (93,356) financing activities (46,090) 38,676 (25,725) (15,061) 56,975 Increase (decrease) in bank balance 5,551 12,310 (4,318) 2,942 (51,596) Cash balance at the beginning of the period 29,410 17,100 21,418 18,476 70,072 Cash balance at the end of the period 34,961 29,410 17,100 21,418 18,476 20

21 Figure - Cash Flows (Thousands Riyals) 200, , , ,000 50, , ,000- Operating activities Investing activities financing activities Increase (decrease) in bank balance Cash balance at the beginning of the period Cash balance at the end of the period 200,000-21

22 Year Total Geographical Analysis of Aldrees Revenues and Subsidiaries Statement Central Region Eastern Region Western Region Qassim and Hail Region Southern Region Northern Region Road Stations Total 2014 Revenues: Fuel Sales ,893.4 Chemicals transport revenues Foodstuff transport revenues Revenues of fuel transport and others Total , Revenues: Fuel Sales ,765.5 Chemicals transport revenues Foodstuff transport revenues Revenues of fuel transport and others Total ,982.6 Operation Results: Based on the foregoing, the Statement of Income for the year ended on 31 December 2014 compared to 2013 is growing. In 2014, Aldrees revenues amounted to (2,144) million Saudi riyals, while the same were (1,983) million Saudi riyals in 2013 by a growth rate of (8.2%). This is attributable to the increase of stations number operated by Aldrees to (478) stations. The continuing expansion in Transport Sector business 22

23 has also contributed to the increase of Aldrees revenues during this year. Revenues, gained from Petroleum Sector and Transport Sector, represent 88.30% and 11.70% of Aldrees revenues for 2014 respectively. The operating profit generated from Aldrees main business was (138.3) million Saudi riyals in 2014, while the same amounted to (109.3) million Saudi riyals in the previous year by a growth rate of (26.6%). Further, the net profit for 2014 was (123.7) million Saudi riyals while the same amounted to (101.7) million Saudi riyals in the previous year by a growth rate of (21.6%). The increase of net profit during the year and quarter is ascribed to improvement of the operating performance as well as increase of sales of both Transport and Petroleum sectors. There is no difference or discrepancy compared to the accounting standards issued by the Saudi Organization for Certified Public Accountants (SOCPA). Subsidiaries: Investment in Joint Ventures: On 28 August 2012, Aldrees concluded a joint venture agreement with Emirates National Oil Company Ltd (ENOC) L.L.C. through one of the subsidiaries wholly owned by ENOC so as to establish a Saudi limited liability Company with a capital of five hundred (500) thousand Saudi riyals under the name of the United Fuel Company "UNIFCO" equally between the two companies, (50%) for each. UNIFCO is engaged in the field of possessing, renting, operating and maintaining fuel stations newly designed on the highways and inside cities chosen in Saudi Arabia. The total observed initial investment is 45, Saudi riyals, owned equally by both parties. Project Idea and Purpose: Combining the two companies experience to provide a new integrated and valuable service. Benefitting from the experience of ENOC as to managing and operating services existing in the stations. Applying the international quality specifications and standards pertaining to stations in line with the Saudi market by maintaining identity and reducing costs. The jointly managed firm, named the United Fuel Company (UNIFCO), was established and the joint venture started commercial operations thereof dated 16 April 2014: 23

24 2014 SR 2013 SR At the beginning of the year 9,207, ,000 Additions during the year 12,250,000 10,000,000 Share in joint investment losses (1,938,181) (1,042,279) At the end of the year 19,519,540 9,207,721 On 21 Shaaban 1434 A.H. (corresponding to 30 September 2013), Aldrees concluded a joint venture agreement with Bertschi AG to establish a jointly managed firm with a capital of one million Saudi riyals owned equally by both companies, 50%- 50%, regarding the capital, investments and profits. The duration of the Agreement shall be twenty four (24) and shall end upon the establishment of jointly managed firm and when the joint venture agreement forms an integral part of the future partner agreements. The new Company will be managed by an independent team comprising the two companies inside Saudi Arabia. Aldrees will be engaged in providing services related to management of logistics and storage operations of chemical, industrial and service facilities as well as containers, and of chemicals transport tankers cleaning stations, taking into account that Bertschi is a Swiss Company engaged in the field of logistic and chemical transport services through land and sea tankers together with trains in Europe, China and Singapore. There are no shares or debt instruments issued to each subsidiary. Profit Distribution Policy Description: Aldrees annual net profits are distributed after deducting all general expenses and other expenses as follows: Ten percent (10%) of the net profits shall be retained to form statutory reserve. The Ordinary General Assembly may stop such retention when the said reserve reaches half of the capital. The Ordinary General Assembly may, upon the Board of Directors proposal, set aside a certain percentage of the net profits to form eventual reserve and assign the same for a certain purpose or purposes. After that, a first payment, equivalent to (5%) of the paid capital, from the remaining profits shall be distributed to shareholders. A percent not exceeding (10%) of the remaining profits shall be assigned to reward the Board of Directors, provided that the same shall not, in all cases, 24

25 exceed the maximum limits allowed according to the decisions and instructions issued by the official authorities. The residual profits shall be distributed afterwards to shareholders for an additional share of profits. Payment of Profits: Profits to be distributed to shareholders shall be paid in place and time deined by the Board of Directors according to the instructions issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Description of any interest in voting shares of persons (other than directors and senior executives as well as their relatives) and any change in such rights during the fiscal year. Sr. No. Stakeholder Name 1 Shumu Commercial Investment Co. Ltd. Beginning of Year Number of shares Debt instruments Number of shares End of Year Debt instruments Net Change Change Ratio ( ) (73.3%) Description of any benefit for the directors, their spouses and minor children in the shares or debt instruments of Aldrees or any of its subsidiaries: Sr. No Stakeholder Name Mr. Hamad bin Mohammed Aldrees Eng. Abdulmohsen bin Mohammed Aldrees Mr. Hussain bin Abdulrahman Alazel Mr. Ahmed bin Abdullah Alaqeel Beginning of Year Number of shares Debt instrument Number of Shares End of Year Debt instrument Net Change Change Ratio (63514) ( ) (6000) ( ) 25

26 5* 6 7 8* Dr. Fahad bin Abdulrahman Alobaikan Mr. Eid bin Falih Alshamri Eng. Abdulilah bin Saad Aldrees Mr. Adil bin Faris Alotaybi * Dr. Fahad bin Abdulrahman Alobaikan left his position as a Director by the end of the Board third period ended on 21 December * Mr. Adil bin Faris Alotaybi, Representative of Social Insurance, became a Director during the Board fourth period starting from 22 December * The wife of Mr. Hussain Alazel owns (800) shares at the end of 2014, net change (800) shares and change ratio (0.0020). Description of any interest of senior executives, their spouses and minor children in the shares or debt instruments of Aldrees or any of its subsidiaries. Sr. No. Stakeholder Name 1 Eng. Abdulilah bin Saad Aldrees 2 Mr. Khalid bin Abdulmohsen Aldrees 3 Mr. Mahmoud bin Yousuf Almaghrabi 4 Mr. Rassmi Jirjis Awad Beginning of Year Number of shares Debt instrument Number of shares End of Year Debt instrument Net Change Change Ratio

27 A detailed table indicating ownership of directors, Senior executives as well as their spouses and minor children of Aldrees shares Name Mr. Hamad Mohammed Aldrees Eng. Abdulmohsen bin Mohammed Aldrees Mr. Hussain bin Abdulrahman Alazel Mr. Ahmed bin Abdullah Alaqeel Dr. Fahad bin Abdulrahman Alobaikan Mr. Eid bin Falih Alshamri Eng. Abdulilah bin Saad Aldrees Mr. Adil bin Faris Alotaybi Mr. Khalid bin Abdulmohsin Aldrees Mr. Mahmoud bin Yousuf Almaghrabi Mr. Rasmi Jirjis Awad Number of shares at the beginning of year Ownership ratio at the beginning of year Net change of shares number during the year change ratio during the year Total shares at the end of year Total ownership ratio at the end of year (63514) ( ) (6000) ( )

28 Loans: Aldrees obtains Islamic banking facilities from local banks on down payments in the current account as follows: Table - Loans Statement Loan No. 1-2,178,000 Loan No. 2-3,020,835 Loan No. 3-2,533,332 Loan No ,333 2,512,000 Loan No. 5 10,979,131 16,912,553 Loan No ,408 1,631,127 Loan No. 7 2,025,000 6,075,000 Loan No. 8 3,044,098 9,132,296 Loan No. 9 1,173,750 2,738,750 Loan No. 10 3,750,000 8,750,000 Loan No ,813 1,688,896 Loan No. 12 2,171,438 5,066,688 Loan No. 13 3,368,025 7,858,725 Loan No ,145,313 19,289,063 Loan No. 15 5,465,625 7,287,500 Loan No. 16 6,967,469 9,883,153 Loan No. 17-5,000,000 Loan No. 18 8,038,070 12,973,790 Loan No. 19 6,133,106 9,533,543 Loan No. 20 6,314,308 9,652,385 Loan No. 21 7,214,990 11,031,319 Loan No. 22 2,250,000 3,750,000 Loan No. 23 9,000,000 15,000,000 Loan No ,000,000 Loan No ,000,000 Loan No ,117,483 Loan No. 27 1,041,313 3,131,026 Loan No ,000,000 Loan No. 29-8,000,000 Loan No ,000,000 Loan No. 31 7,651,875 - Loan No. 32 7,834,063 - Loan No ,000,000 - Loan No ,000,000 - Loan No ,457,641 - Loan No ,340,819-28

29 Loan No ,340,053 - Loan No ,166,667 - Loan No ,687,500 - Loan No ,000,000 - Loan No ,000,000 - Loan No ,141, Loan Maturities: Total 315,057, ,747,464 Statement In Thousands Riyals In Thousands Riyals Less than a year 222,122, ,323 From one to two years 59,491,457 58,128 From two to five years 33,443,305 38,296 More than five years - - Table - Movement of Loans for 2014 (In Million Riyals) Donator Principal Due part Duration Albilad Bank 15.0 Long Albilad Bank 10.4 Long Albilad Bank 10.2 Long Albilad Bank 11.7 Long Albilad Bank 60.0 Short Albilad Bank 4.2 Long Albilad Bank 17.8 Long Albilad Bank 15.0 Long Albilad Bank 15.0 Long Albilad Bank 20.0 Long Balance at the beginning of the year Amount paid during the year Issue Date Maturity Date /06/ /06/ /09/ /09/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /04/ /03/ /07/ /07/ /01/ /01/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /10/ /10/

30 Albilad Bank 15.0 Long Albilad Bank 30.0 Short Albilad Bank 24.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 18.0 Short Albilad Bank 12.0 Short Albilad Bank 30.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 11.0 Short Albilad Bank 30.0 Short Albilad Bank 63.0 Short Albilad Bank 30.0 Short Albilad Bank 40.0 Short Albilad Bank 48.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 35.0 Short Hollandi Bank 0.6 Short Riyad Bank 9.5 Long Riyad Bank 5.0 Long Riyad Bank 24.0 Long Riyad Bank 2.5 Long /11/ /11/ days /12/ /01/ days /01/ /02/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/ days /04/ /05/ days /05/ /06/ days /06/ /07/ days /06/ /07/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /09/ days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ day /09/ /10/ /11/ /11/ /06/ /06/ /09/ /09/ /11/ /11/

31 Riyad Bank 12.0 Long Riyad Bank 6.0 Long Riyad Bank 14.5 long Riyad Bank 25.0 short Riyad Bank 60.0 short Riyad Bank 25.0 short Riyad Bank 25.0 short Riyad Bank 11.0 short Riyad Bank 10.0 short Riyad Bank 22.5 short Riyad Bank 20.0 short Riyad Bank 22.5 short Riyad Bank 35.0 short Riyad Bank 17.0 short Riyad Bank 25.0 short Riyad Bank 25.0 short Riyad Bank 7.0 short Riyad Bank 35.0 Short Riyad Bank 25.0 Short Riyad Bank 30.0 Short Riyad Bank 3.4 Short AlRajhi 7.6 Long /03/ /03/ /05/ /05/ /11/ /10/ days /12/ /01/ /04/ /03/ days /12/ /01/ days /01/ /02/ days /02/ /03/ days /05/ /06/ days /05/ /06/ days /06/ /07/ days /06/ /07/ days /07/ /08/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /09/ days /10/ /11/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ /12/ /12/

32 AlRajhi 12.2 Long AlRajhi 18.3 Long AlRajhi 4.7 Long AlRajhi 15.0 Long AlRajhi 2.9 Long Gulf Bank 8.7 Long Gulf Bank 13.5 Long Gulf Bank 4.5 Long Gulf Bank 25 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 30.0 Short Gulf Bank 30.0 Short Gulf Bank 35.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 40.0 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 18.0 Long National Bank 8.0 Short /04/ /04/ /04/ /04/ /08/ /08/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /04/ /04/ days /12/ /01/ days /01/ /02/ days /03/ /03/ days /04/ /05/ days /04/ /05/ days /05/ /06/ days /06/ /07/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /09/ days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ /05/ /05/ days /11/ /01/

33 National Bank 20.0 Short National Bank 20.0 Short National Bank 12.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 30.0 Short National Bank 30.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 30.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 30.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short Samba Bank 20.6 Long Samba Bank 7.3 Long Samba Bank 8.7 Long Samba Bank 8.7 Long Samba Bank 25.0 Short 30 days /12/ /01/ days /01/ /02/ days /02/ /03/ days /02/ /03/ days /02/ /03/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/ days /04/ /05/ days /06/ /07/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /08/ days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /12/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ days /12/ /01/ /09/ /09/ /12/ /12/ /07/ /07/ /09/ /10/ days /01/ /02/2014 2, ,

34 Table - Movement of Loans for 2013 (In Million Riyals) Donator Principal Due part Duration Albilad Bank 6.2 Long Albilad Bank 15.0 Long Albilad Bank 10.4 Long Albilad Bank 10.2 Long Albilad Bank 11.7 Long Albilad Bank 50.0 Short Albilad Bank 60.0 Short Albilad Bank 4.2 Short Albilad Bank 20.0 Short Albilad Bank 20.0 Short Albilad Bank 20.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 20.0 Short Albilad Bank 7.0 Short Albilad Bank 23.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 40.0 Short Balance at the beginning of the year Amount paid during the year Issue Date Maturity Date /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /09/ /09/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /04/ /04/ /04/ /03/ /07/ /07/ days /12/ /01/ days /12/ /01/ days /12/ /01/ days /05/ /06/ days /05/ /06/ days /06/ /07/ days /06/ /07/ days /06/ /07/ days /08/ /09/ days /08/ /09/

35 Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 26.0 Short Albilad Bank 25.0 Short Albilad Bank 30.0 Short Riyadh Bank 34.1 Long Riyadh Bank 15.0 Long Riyadh Bank 15.0 Long Riyadh Bank 9.5 Long Riyadh Bank 14.5 Long Riyadh Bank 5.0 Long Riyadh Bank 24.0 Long Riyadh Bank 2.5 Long Riyadh Bank 12.0 Long Riyadh Bank 6.0 Long Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short Riyadh Bank 15.0 Short Riyadh Bank 7.0 Short Riyadh Bank 20.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short 8 days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ /03/ /03/ /06/ /06/ /04/ /04/ /11/ /11/ /11/ /10/ /06/ /06/ /09/ /09/ /11/ /11/ /03/ /03/ /05/ /05/ days /02/ /02/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/ days /04/ /05/ days /04/ /05/

36 Riyadh Bank 28.0 Short Riyadh Bank 15.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short Riyadh Bank 26.0 Short Riyadh Bank 20.0 Short Riyadh Bank 25.0 Short AlRajhi 7.6 Long AlRajhi 12.2 Long AlRajhi 18.3 Long AlRajhi 4.7 Long AlRajhi 15.0 Long AlRajhi 2.9 Long Gulf Bank 8.7 Long Gulf Bank 13.5 Long Gulf Bank 4.5 Long Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 10.0 Short Gulf Bank 20.0 Short 29 days /04/ /05/ days /07/ /08/ days /09/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ /12/ /12/ /04/ /04/ /04/ /04/ /08/ /08/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /04/ /04/ days /01/ /02/ days /01/ /02/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /03/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/ days /03/ /04/

37 Gulf Bank 12.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 15.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short Gulf Bank 12.0 Short Gulf Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 18.0 Long National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 35.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 40.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 25.0 Short National Bank 23.0 Short National Bank 23.0 Short National Bank 8.0 Short 13 days /04/ /05/ days /04/ /05/ days /06/ /07/ days /06/ /07/ days /07/ /08/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /09/ days /08/ /09/ days /10/ /10/ days /10/ /11/ days /11/ /12/ days /12/ /01/ /05/ /05/ days /05/ /06/ days /05/ /06/ days /07/ /08/ days /07/ /08/ days /08/ /09/ days /09/ /10/ days /11/ /12/ days /11/ /12/ days /11/ /01/