IR Website Advisory
For a listed company, the investor-relations website is where analysts, institutions, and shareholders go first. It is the always-on face of the company in the capital market — and too often it is an afterthought: out of date, English-only or Arabic-only, missing the disclosures investors expect to find in one place.
Elevare Partners designs and structures IR websites for Saudi listed companies that work as a real investor tool, not a brochure. We build the information architecture an institutional audience expects — financial results and the reporting archive, the Efsah announcement feed, the investment case, governance and board information, the share-price and dividend history, and the analyst and contact channels — fully bilingual, with Arabic and English treated as equals rather than one bolted onto the other. The structure is built so disclosures land in the right place the moment they are published, keeping the public record consistent with what goes out through Tadawul.
We work with leading digital-IR tooling so the site can carry investor targeting, shareholder-register analysis, and engagement features where the company wants them. The result is a site an analyst can rely on and a shareholder can find their way around — in either language.
The Challenge
Most listed-company IR sites underserve the audience that matters. They lag the disclosure record, force investors to hunt across pages for results and announcements, and treat the second language as a partial translation. An analyst who cannot find a company's numbers and filings quickly forms a view about the company's IR discipline — and it is rarely a flattering one.
Elevare PRISM benchmarks a company's IR-site structure and disclosure presentation against Tadawul peers and international IR practice, so the build reflects what a demanding institutional audience actually looks for. The platform also keeps the team aware of analyst coverage and peer disclosure, informing what the site should surface and when.
What We Deliver
- ✓IR website information architecture and content structure
- ✓Bilingual content build — Arabic and English as equals
- ✓Results, reporting archive, and Efsah announcement feed integration
- ✓Investment-case, governance, and board-information sections
- ✓Share-price, dividend, and shareholder-information presentation
- ✓Integration with digital-IR tooling for targeting and shareholder analysis
- ✓Disclosure-consistency structure that mirrors the Tadawul record
Who This Is For
- ✓Newly listed companies building an IR website from scratch
- ✓Listed companies whose IR site lags their disclosure and their peers
- ✓Companies that need a genuinely bilingual IR presence
- ✓IR teams adopting digital-IR tooling and needing the site to support it
Who we work with
Frequently asked questions
What should a listed company's IR website include?
At minimum: financial results and a reporting archive, the latest disclosures and announcements, the investment case, governance and board information, share-price and dividend history, and clear analyst and contact channels — all in Arabic and English. The structure should let new disclosures land in the right place as soon as they are published through Tadawul.
Do you build the website or just advise on it?
We lead the information architecture, content structure, and bilingual content, and we work with your web team or development partner — and with digital-IR tooling providers — on the build. The aim is a site that serves an institutional audience and stays consistent with your disclosure record, however the technical build is resourced.
Can the site connect to investor-targeting and shareholder-analysis tools?
Yes. We work with leading digital-IR platforms so the site can carry investor targeting, shareholder-register analysis, sentiment tracking, and engagement features where you want them. We scope which capabilities fit your stage and budget rather than bolting on everything at once.
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CMA and Tadawul Disclosure Requirements: The Listed-Company Calendar
What a Saudi listed company must disclose, when, by whom, and how. The continuing-obligation regime — periodic reporting, material-event disclosure on Efsah, and the bilingual rule — set out as a practitioner's reference.