By : Business Editor
Jordan Daily - Jordan-based IT and consulting firm Optimiza, the brand of Al-Faris National Company for Investment and Export,,reported an 8% increase in revenue for 2025, reaching JOD 26.3 million, reflecting what it described as strong operational performance.
The results were announced during the company’s 21st annual general assembly meeting, where shareholders approved the board’s report and future plans, Optimiza said in a statement seen by Jordan Daily.
Chairman Mr. Rudain Kawar said the growth was driven by an expanding client base and continued execution of projects in digital transformation, data analytics and artificial intelligence, adding that the company had stepped up investment in Saudi Arabia, establishing an operational base to support regional expansion and diversify revenue streams.
Despite higher revenue, the company reported a slight decline in net profit, which Kawar described as a strategic investment to support long-term growth.
Chief Executive Majed Sifri said Optimiza strengthened partnerships with global firms, particularly in the aviation sector, securing contracts expected to boost future performance, noting that the company signed major digital transformation projects in Saudi Arabia worth over 50 million riyals.
Sifri also highlighted key projects in Jordan, including digital services for the Ministry of Justice, solutions for Jordan Loan Guarantee Corporation backed by GIZ, smart gates at Queen Alia International Airport, and systems for the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission and Greater Amman Municipality.
Optimiza provides IT and consulting services across sectors including telecoms, banking, healthcare and government, employing over 450 specialists and leveraging more than 43 years of experience to deliver hundreds of projects with integrated, innovative solutions focused on high quality standards and client service excellence.
