RIYADH: The Saudi Exchange’s benchmark TASI fell 1.06 percent on Monday, shedding 115.52 points to close at 10,792.15.
Trading turnover reached SR4.41 billion ($1.18 billion), with 246.67 million shares changing hands. A total of 110 stocks advanced, while 148 declined.
The MT30 Index closed at 1,436.33, down 18 points, or 1.24 percent, while the NomuC Index ended the session at 23,068.77, losing 36.80 points, or 0.16 percent.
Top gainers included Naseej International Trading Co., which rose 10 percent to SR29.48, and Saudi Vitrified Clay Pipes Co., which gained 9.99 percent to SR18.93.
Saudi Arabian Refineries Co. advanced 9.97 percent to SR51.05, while Saudi Fisheries Co. climbed 9.95 percent to SR71.85 and Mutakamela Insurance Co. increased 9.95 percent to SR10.94.
The biggest decliners included Baan Holding Group Co., which dropped 7.31 percent to SR2.03, and Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co., which fell 4.71 percent to SR12.14.
Riyadh Cables Group Co. declined 4.49 percent to SR119, while Abdullah Saad Mohammed Abo Moati for Bookstores Co. lost 4.25 percent to SR42.80 and Saudi Steel Pipe Co. fell 3.85 percent to SR50.
The Saudi Exchange announced the lifting of the suspension of trading in the shares of Keir International Co., effective June 29, after the company published its delayed financial statements for the period ended June 30, 2025.
Trading in the company’s shares had been suspended since May 4, 2025, after Keir International failed to disclose its financial statements within the required timeframe.
The exchange said the suspension was lifted in accordance with its Listing Rules following the company’s disclosure.
Keir International Co.’s shares closed at SR2.77, down 29.87 percent, on the first trading day after the Saudi Exchange lifted the suspension.
The Saudi Exchange also announced that the daily price fluctuation limits for Digital Research Co. would be based on a reference share price of SR25.66 on Monday following shareholders’ approval of a capital increase through bonus shares.
The exchange said all outstanding orders would be canceled, while the Securities Depository Center will deposit the bonus shares into eligible investors’ portfolios by July 1.
Digital Research Co.’s shares closed at SR28, up 9.12 percent.
Separately, the Securities Depository Center Co., or Edaa, announced the implementation of a corporate action for Naf Co. for Feed Industry by recording the company’s stock split in the accounts of eligible shareholders.
The corporate action follows the adjustment of the company’s share par value and was implemented on June 29, Edaa said.
