A weekly read on the Saudi Exchange. Corporate disclosures, regulatory moves, and the deals shaping the market.
Riyad Bank establishes SAR 10 billion perpetual AT1 sukuk programme and signals public offering, as CMA clears new Al Rajhi ETF and two bonus-share capital increases.
CMA opens 123-day window for commodity exchange authorization; ACWA Power proposes SAR 0.46/shr dividend and multi-year payout policy; Nomu adds MSGA Investment.
TASI closes June 30 at 10,799.92; CMA approves BaraSeen Nomu listing and Naseej SAR 163.5M rights issue; SMC Healthcare consortium awarded 15-year behavioural hospital PPP.
ADES adds five jack-up rigs and SAR 3.8B in backlog; Ladun-led consortium signs Royal Commission for Riyadh City development deals; CMA clears Naseej rights issue.
PIF-owned KAFD DMC closes its first independently arranged 15-year senior-secured Murabaha; CMA approves Riyad Bank debt issuance and reports SAR 179.1M in 2025 fines.
Tadawul turnover holds near SAR 5.7B, CMA approves Standard Chartered Capital for investment management, and listed firms disclose contracts, dividends and buybacks.
MGC opens institutional book-building at SAR 11-12.50 per share, SGS lands SAR 6.3B Saudia contract, and Tadawul consults on debt-market rule changes.
Aramco transfers Pengerang stakes to PETRONAS, CMA fines Saudi German Health board ~SAR 18M, MSGA files Nomu prospectus, and Tadawul auction trades SAR 5.7B.
Regulator greenlights bonus issues for solutions and Maharah, MGC publishes prospectus for SAR-denominated Main Market offering, Alinma prices $500M AT1 sukuk.
Aramco leads Q1 2026 reporting season as 29 TASI issuers file results; Dar AlBalad IPO draws 66.6x institutional demand; CMA fines exceed SAR 10.7M.
PIF sets three-portfolio structure targeting six domestic ecosystems; TASI closes at highest level since October 2025 on SAR 4.63B turnover.
