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  The Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) announces the deposit of ACWA POWER Co. subscribed securities into the Center’s Accounts of eligible securities’ holders today 05/02/1447H, corresponding to 30/07/2025G.

  30/07/2025 08:29:01

• CMA Announces the Approval of Public Offering of "Artal Monthly Distribution Fund”

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  28/07/2025 17:54:53

• Announcement from the Saudi Exchange Regarding the Trading Suspension of Future Vision for Health Training Co. Shares upon the Company’s Request

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  28/07/2025 09:58:56

• The CMA Approves an Incentive Measure to Support Credit-Rated Debt Instruments.. Priority Review of Applications

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• Announcement from Saudi Exchange Regarding The Government Debt Instruments

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  27/07/2025 15:29:05