Executive Committee report to the board — Q3 2026
Riyadh Chamber of Commerce & Industry · Q3 2026
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Executive Committee report to the board — Q3 2026
Riyadh Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Period
- Q3 2026
- Generated
- 15 October 20264 Jumada I 1448 AH
- Submitted to
- The Executive Committee and the board (19th cycle)
- Owner
- Dr. Mohammed I. Al-Subaie
Prepared by the Enterprise PMO — automatically, on Munjaz
Executive summary
Written by Copilot from system data — review before sending
The scope holds 36 projects with a budget of SAR 263.4M: 18 on track and 6 red or critical. Weighted progress is 52% against 57% planned, spend SAR 120.7M, and EAC SAR 283.8M (SAR 20.4M over).
12 projects are more than a month behind baseline; the worst: Training & Employment Centre Complex (152 days), Converting the Current Headquarters into a Member Services Centre & Committee Rooms (126 days), Chamber Branch & Manufacturers’ Service Centre — Second Industrial City (95 days).
18 high risks are open with SAR 20.2M of exposure; the decisions needed centre on contractor distress and the large change requests.
Key figures
- Projects
- 36
- Budget
- SAR 263.4M
- Spent
- SAR 120.7M
- EAC
- SAR 283.8M
- Progress
- 52% / 57%
- SPI
- 0.85
- CPI
- 0.93
- High risks
- 18
Project health mix
- On track 18
- At risk 10
- Off track 4
- Critical 2
- On hold 2
Strategic objectives
| Objective | Achieved | Target |
|---|---|---|
| SO-1.1Greater influence on government decision-making | 70% | 80% |
| SO-1.2Active sectoral committees and business challenges resolved | 66% | 80% |
| SO-1.3A better image of the chamber and stronger communication | 79% | 85% |
| SO-2.1High-quality, value-adding digital core services for members | 72% | 85% |
| SO-2.2A better member experience and service quality | 77% | 80% |
| SO-2.3The chamber’s services across Riyadh city and its governorates | 74% | 85% |
| SO-2.4Empower entrepreneurship, SMEs and employment | 76% | 85% |
| SO-3.1Produce more influential knowledge and information | 69% | 80% |
| SO-3.2A stronger presence in forums, events and trade delegations | 88% | 90% |
| SO-4.1Financial sustainability | 83% | 90% |
| SO-4.2Streamlined governance and dependable technology | 85% | 90% |
| SO-4.3Innovative, results-driven human capital | 82% | 85% |
Projects with the most at stake
| Project | Sector | Budget | Progress | Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Chamber’s New Headquarters Building | Support Services | SAR 59M | 42% | Off track |
| Training & Employment Centre Complex | Training & Employment | SAR 32M | 57% | Critical |
| Chamber Conference & Exhibition Hall — Phase 1 | Events & Delegations | SAR 26M | 2% | On track |
| Converting the Current Headquarters into a Member Services Centre & Committee Rooms | Support Services | SAR 20.6M | 68% | Critical |
| The Chamber’s Investment Building — Business Tower on King Fahd Road | Investment | SAR 17.3M | 44% | Off track |
| Chamber Branch & Manufacturers’ Service Centre — Second Industrial City | Member Experience | SAR 14.3M | 39% | Off track |
| Entrepreneurship Centre & Co-working Spaces — with the Riyadh Region Municipality | Training & Employment | SAR 11.9M | 33% | At risk |
| Wadi Al-Dawasir Branch Building | Member Experience | SAR 10.5M | 2% | On hold |
| New Premium Members Centre & VIP Lounges | Member Experience | SAR 7.9M | 52% | At risk |
| Disaster Recovery Centre for the Chamber’s Systems | Digital | SAR 7.4M | 72% | At risk |
| Unified Enterprise Network for HQ & the Branches | Digital | SAR 6.6M | 55% | At risk |
| Riyadh Economic Forum — 13th Edition | Business Support | SAR 6M | 0% | On track |
The largest 12 of 36 by budget — the full table is in the Excel file
Highest-exposure risks
| Risk | Score | Exposure |
|---|---|---|
| Main contractor cash-flow distress and unpaid subcontractorsConverting the Current Headquarters into a Member Services Centre & Committee Rooms | 25 | SAR 1.8M |
| Steel and concrete price rises driving price-adjustment claimsThe Chamber’s New Headquarters Building | 20 | SAR 2.4M |
| Contractor financial claims piling up over unapproved variationsTraining & Employment Centre Complex | 20 | SAR 2.1M |
| Late handover of the northern plot and utility diversions in zones 3 and 4The Chamber’s New Headquarters Building | 20 | SAR 1.6M |
| Unforeseen ground conditions and groundwater at the foundations of axes 12 to 16The Chamber’s Investment Building — Business Tower on King Fahd Road | 20 | SAR 1.4M |
| Late land allocation and title deed from the owning entity in Wadi Al-DawasirWadi Al-Dawasir Branch Building | 20 | SAR 600K |
| Ground-improvement costs up after the geotechnical surveyChamber Branch & Manufacturers’ Service Centre — Second Industrial City | 16 | SAR 1.1M |
Decisions needed
- 1
Pay subcontractors directly on the current-headquarters conversion into a member services centre
The PMO recommends paying directly out of certificate 22 and deducting it from the main contractor’s dues.
- 2
Refer the Training & Employment Centre complex contractor’s claims to arbitration
Legal Affairs recommends referral, with an independent engineer assessing the extension request in parallel.
- 3
Approve the updated corrective plan for My Business Portal 2.0
The Steering Committee recommends conditional approval with a monthly progress review.
- 4
Release SAR 1.1M of the New HQ & Investment Assets portfolio reserve to speed up the HQ land handover
Facilities & General Services recommends two tranches tied to site handovers.