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Contracted government backlog by listed issuer

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Each government award attributed to a listed issuer is spread over the quarters of its contract. The sum in a quarter is the issuer's expected government revenue, shown beside the revenue the issuer reported. It is an allocation of award value, not a forecast.

SAR m, incl. VATQuarterlyRegistered-name match

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Next 4 quarters are the 4 quarters after the last quarter with reported revenue, or after the asof quarter where none is reported. Implied share = expected government revenue over those 4 quarters ÷ (4 × last reported quarterly revenue). "—" where the issuer's quarterly revenue is not in the file.

Expected against reported, by quarter

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Expected government revenueReported revenue, all customers

Bars: award value allocated to the quarter, SAR m, VAT included. Line: revenue the issuer reported for the quarter, all customers, SAR m. Quarters after the last report show the allocation alone.

Method

How an award becomes expected revenue by quarter

Attribution: Registered-name match to the issuer
Allocation: Even over the contract's quarters
Unit: SAR m, VAT included
Reported revenue: Issuer's total, all customers
Refresh: With the site, at least monthly
File: backlog.json · backlog.csv

Caveats

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An allocation, not a forecast. The even spread is an assumption; delivery, variation orders, terminations and billing schedules move revenue between quarters and the award record does not show them.

Values include VAT, as published on Etimad; reported revenue excludes it. Implied share therefore overstates the government share by the VAT rate where a contract is fully taxable.

Subsidiaries are not consolidated. An award won under a subsidiary's registered name is not attributed to the listed parent, so expected government revenue is a floor.

Reported revenue is the issuer's total, all customers, as published. A comparison with disclosed government-segment revenue, where an issuer publishes one, belongs on the evidence page as a registered test.

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