Here’s what you need to know before Tadawul trading on Wednesday

The main TASI index added 2.6 percent to 11,659, propelled by gains in some of its biggest players including Saudi Aramco and Al Rajhi Bank. (Shutterstock)
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Updated 22 June 2022
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Here’s what you need to know before Tadawul trading on Wednesday

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main stock market advanced on Tuesday, recovering some momentum after dropping to its lowest level in six months earlier this week.

The main TASI index added 2.6 percent to 11,659, propelled by gains in some of its biggest players including Saudi Aramco and Al Rajhi Bank, while the parallel market Nomu lost 0.8 percent to 20,875.

With Saudi Arabia leading the gains, most Gulf peers rebounded on Tuesday following a steep decline.

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait all rose between 1.2 and 1.7 percent, followed by Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman, with gains amounting up to 0.4 percent.

Elsewhere in the Middle East, Egypt’s EGX30 finished almost 0.2 higher.

Saudi Arabia and Egypt signed 14 investment deals worth $7.7 billion during a visit by the Kingdom’s Crown Prince bin Salman to Cairo, Saudi Minister of Trade Majid Al-Qasabi announced. 

In energy trading, Brent crude retreated to $110.62 a barrel and US West Texas Intermediate reached $105.31 a barrel as of 8:57 a.m. Saudi time on Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports grew 147,000 barrels per day in April to a two-year high of 7.38 million, according to data released by the Joint Organizations Data Initiative.

Stock news

Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. invited its shareholders to vote on increasing the company's capital from SR265 million ($71 million) to SR530 million

The Saudi Investment Bank, better known as SAIB, started the issuance of SR-denominated Sukuk, with the offering running until June 28

ACWA Power invested $1.5 billion in a wind power plant in Egypt as the company aims to expand its horizons in renewable energy

Nayifat Finance Co. appointed Chan Kok Veng as acting CEO in place of Abdulmohsen Al-Sowailem as of June 23

Anaam International Holding Group purchased private office buildings located in Jeddah for SR312 million in addition to a building worth SR23 million

Saudi Networkers Services Co., a Riyadh-based technical consulting services provider, said it intends to proceed with an initial public offering for 25 percent stake

Almunajem Foods announced that the temporary suspension on one of its poultry products has been lifted by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority

Calendar

June 26, 2022

Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co.’s subscription to new shares ends

June 27, 2022

End of Alamar Foods’ IPO book-building

June 28, 2022

End of the Saudi Investment Bank’s Sukuk offering


Closing Bell: Saudi main market sheds 85 points to finish at 11,098 

Updated 17 February 2026
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Closing Bell: Saudi main market sheds 85 points to finish at 11,098 

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index closed lower in the latest session, falling 85.79 points, or 0.77 percent, to finish at 11,098.06. 

The MSCI Tadawul 30 Index declined 0.63 percent to close at 1,495.23, while the parallel market index Nomu dropped 0.91 percent to 23,548.56.  

Market breadth was firmly negative, with 42 gainers against 218 decliners on the main market. Trading activity saw 226 million shares exchanged, with total turnover reaching SR4.5 billion ($1.19 billion).  

Among the session’s gainers, Tourism Enterprise Co. rose 9.40 percent to SR15.02. SHL Finance Co. advanced 4.51 percent to SR16.00, while Almasar Alshamil for Education Co. gained 3.56 percent to SR23.88.  

Dar Alarkan Real Estate Development Co. added 3.03 percent to SR19.70, and Banque Saudi Fransi climbed 2.61 percent to SR19.30. 

On the losing side, Almasane Alkobra Mining Co. recorded the steepest decline, falling 6.61 percent to SR96.

Al Moammar Information Systems Co. dropped 5.14 percent to SR164.20, while National Company for Learning and Education declined 4.60 percent to SR124.30. Saudi Ceramic Co. slipped 4.14 percent to SR27.30, and Arabian Contracting Services Co. fell 4.12 percent to SR116.50. 

On the announcement front, Saudi Telecom Co. announced the distribution of interim cash dividends for the fourth quarter of 2025 in line with its approved dividend policy.  

The company will distribute SR2.74 billion, equivalent to SR0.55 per share, to shareholders for the quarter.  

The number of shares eligible for dividends stands at approximately 4.99 billion shares. The eligibility date has been set for Feb. 23, with distribution scheduled for March 12.  

The company noted that treasury shares are not entitled to dividends and that payments will be made through Riyad Bank via direct transfer to shareholders’ bank accounts. stc shares last traded at SR44.80, unchanged on the session. 

Separately, National Environmental Recycling Co., known as Tadweer, reported its annual financial results for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025, posting significant growth in revenue and profit.  

Revenue rose 53.5 percent year on year to SR1.24 billion, compared with SR806 million in the previous year. Net profit attributable to shareholders increased 68.4 percent to SR60.9 million, up from SR36.2 million a year earlier, driven by higher sales volumes and operational expansion.

Tadweer shares last traded at SR3.80, up 2.70 percent.