Saudi Exchange Company announces the termination of AlRajhi Capital Market Making Agreement for Obiekan Glass Co. (4145)

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• Saudi Exchange Company announces the termination of AlRajhi Capital Market Making Agreement for Obiekan Glass Co. (4145)

  Saudi Exchange Company announces the approval of AlRajhi Capital’s request to terminate the Market Making activities for Obiekan Glass Co. (4145) effective 19/04/2026.

  19/04/2026 09:05:31

• The Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) Announces Implementing a Corporate Action on Saudi Government SAR Sukuk Securities

  The Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) announces implementing the size of issue increase for Saudi Government SAR Sukuk (08-08-2023), (10-08-2023), (12-04-2024), (15-01-2024) and (15-01-2026) issued on 28/10/1447H corresponding to 16/04/2026G.

  16/04/2026 08:20:08

• Announcement Regarding The Approval On Listing Government Debt Instruments Of a Class Already Listed

  Saudi Exchange has issued its resolution approving the listing request of the debt instruments from a class already listed, issued by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia submitted by the Ministry of Finance as per the Listing Rules with a total value of ^ 16,946,000,000 detailed as follow: 1.    Increase in issuance 08-08-2023 (Tadawul code: 5332) by ^ 563,000,000 to reach a total of ^ 14,029,258,000. 2.    Increase in issuance 10-08-2023 (Tadawul code: 5334) by ^ 3,030,000,000 to reach a total of ^ 20,186,205,000. 3.    Increase in issuance 12-04-2024 (Tadawul code: 5344) by ^ 5,668,000,000 to reach a total of ^ 46,122,406,000. 4.    Increase in issuance 15-01-2024 (Tadawul code: 5339) by ^ 2,005,000,000 to reach a total of ^ 48,152,845,000. 5.    Increase in issuance 15-01-2026 (Tadawul code: 5379) by ^ 5,680,000,000 to reach a total of ^ 15,351,225,000.   Accordingly, the listing of government debt instruments reissue shall commence starting from Thursday 16/04/2026.

  15/04/2026 15:28:37

• Change the name of Arcapita Capital Company

  Based upon the Capital Market Law issued by Royal Decree No. (M/30) dated 02/06/1424H and its Implementing Regulations, the Capital Market Authority (CMA) announces that Arcapita Capital Company notified the CMA of its name change to Arcapita AlMaliyya Company.

  13/04/2026 16:03:38

• The CMA Calls for Public Consultation on Regulatory Enhancements to Improve Audit Quality of Entities Subject to its Supervision

  The Capital Market Authority (CMA) called upon relevant and interested persons participating in the capital market to share their feedback on the Draft amendments to the Rules for Registering Auditors of Entities Subject to the Authority's Supervision. The consultation period will last for 30 calendar days, ending on 21/11/1447H, corresponding to 08/05/2026. The proposed Draft aims to provide a legislative environment aligned with best practices for entities that independently oversee auditors, and consistent with the relevant laws and regulations, in order to enhance the quality of audit engagements for entities subject to the CMA’s supervision and improve the quality of information disclosed by accounting firms registered with the CMA. According to the proposed Draft, the CMA introduced mandatory requirements for accounting firms through the “Rules for Registering Auditors of Entities Subject to the Authority's Supervision” with the aim of enhancing the qualification of audit managers and ensuring professional competence. Among the key requirements is the presence of a sufficient number of audit managers within accounting firms who hold the Saudi Organization for Chartered and Professional Accountants (SOCPA) fellowship, or equivalent professional fellowships accepted by the CMA, commensurate with the nature, scale and complexity of the accounting firm’s business activities. The proposed amendments also require accounting firms to have an appropriate quality management system for auditing and reviewing financial statements. In addition, registered accounting firms must comply with professional standards when reviewing interim financial statements and auditing annual financial statements of entities subject to the CMA’s supervision, in order to enhance the confidence of financial statement users. The proposed Draft also requires registered accounting firms to comply with detailed instructions when the CMA conducts inspections, by cooperating with the CMA and providing the required information, data, and documents. In addition, registered accounting firms are required to prepare a corrective action plan, submit it to the CMA, and implement it upon approval, where the outcome of the CMA’s inspection so requires. In addition, registered accounting firms are required to share the CMA’s final inspection results on the audit file of the listed company with the company’s audit committee, where the CMA has conducted an inspection of such audit file, thereby enhancing the committee’s role in performing its duties. At the level of information required in the Transparency Report, the proposed draft provides that such information must be clear, accurate, and non-misleading. The draft also requires accounting firms to provide additional disclosures in the Transparency Report, including disclosures related to the legal form of the registered accounting firm and a description of the quality management system applied by the registered accounting firm, including the names of the persons assigned to oversee the quality management system, as well as the outcome of the annual assessment of the system applied by the accounting firm. This enables those interested in the audit profession for entities subject to the CMA’s supervision to assess the quality of audit work performed by registered accounting firms. The CMA emphasized that the comments of relevant and interested persons, including individuals, government entities, the private sector, and CMA's supervised entities, shall be taken into full consideration for the purpose of approving the final proposed Draft, which in turn shall contribute to the aim of enhancing and developing the regulatory environment. Opinions and comments can be received through any of the following: • The Unified Electronic Platform for Consulting the Public and Government Entities (Public Consultation Platform), affiliated with the National Competitiveness Center through the following link: (istitlaa.ncc.gov.sa). • The prescribed form through the following email: (Laws.Regulations@cma.org.sa). The Draft can be reviewed through the following link: The Draft Rules for Registering Auditors of Entities Subject to the Authority's Supervision Prescribed form for providing comments

  08/04/2026 17:22:28