Amman:Dar Aldawa, a prominent pharmaceutical manufacturer in Jordan, has experienced a significant rise in net profit, recording a 59% increase to JD4.62 million during the first nine months of 2026. This growth is attributed to heightened sales and enhanced operational efficiency.
According to Jordan News Agency, the company's net sales increased by 9% to JD61.15 million, compared with JD56.04 million during the same period last year. Additionally, its gross profit rose by 19% to JD27.57 million, as disclosed to the Amman Stock Exchange.
Akram Jarrab, Chair of Dar Aldawa, highlighted that these results build on the company’s recent growth and demonstrate its efforts towards sustainable expansion. He credited the performance to a strategic vision and effective executive management, helping the company bolster its competitiveness in both regional and international markets despite ongoing challenges.
CEO Khaled Harb emphasized that Dar Aldawa continues to meet its objectives by adapting to changing conditions and identifying new growth opportunities. He noted that the 19% increase in gross profit underscores ongoing improvements in operational efficiency, contributing to the net profit surge. Harb acknowledged the company's workforce's role in achieving these results and emphasized the importance of prioritizing patient and healthcare sector needs.
Dar Aldawa aims to further expand its research and manufacturing capabilities through strategic partnerships to enhance its position in the global pharmaceutical markets, ensuring the delivery of safe and effective medicines.
Founded in 1975, Dar Aldawa is one of the longest-established pharmaceutical manufacturers in the region, with facilities in Jordan and Algeria. The company is also expanding into Saudi Arabia with a new pharmaceutical plant, following an industrial investment license acquisition.
Dar Aldawa remains committed to developing, manufacturing, and marketing high-quality pharmaceutical products while supporting local employment and professional training, and collaborating with universities to foster industry expertise.