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• The Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) Announces Implementing a Corporate Action on Multi Business Group Co. Securities

  The Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) announces implementing securities quantity Increase for Multi Business Group Co. on the Center’s Accounts of eligible securities’ holders today 15/01/1448H, corresponding to 30/06/2026G.

  30/06/2026 08:15:42

• The Capital Market Authority approves the capital increase request for ASG Plastic Factory Company through the issuance of bonus shares

  The CMA has issued its resolution approving ASG Plastic Factory Company’s request to increase its capital from SAR (70,500,000) to SAR (141,000,000) through issuing (1) bonus share for every (1) existing share owned by the shareholders who are registered in the shareholders registry at the Security Depository Center as of the closing of the second trading day after the due date which will be determined later by the Company’s board, such increase will be paid by transferring an amount of SAR (46,602,550) from “Retained earnings” account and an amount of SAR (23,897,450) from “Share premium” account to the Company's capital. Consequently, increasing the Company's outstanding shares from (7,050,000) shares to (14,100,000) shares, by an increase of (7,050,000) shares. The extraordinary general assembly shall be held within six months from this approval date and the Company shall satisfy all regulatory requirements and applicable laws.

  29/06/2026 20:48:29

• CMA: Compensation for More Than 20,000 Investors Affected by Violations Committed in the Shares of Al Kathiri Holding Co. and Anaam International Holding Group

  The Capital Market Authority (CMA) announces compensation for more than 20,000 investors affected by the violations committed in the shares of Al Kathiri Holding Co. and Anaam International Holding Group. These violations were carried out by a number of violators, against whom a final decision was issued by the Appeal Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes (ACRSD), published on the websites of the CMA and the General Secretariat of the Committees for Resolution of Securities Disputes (GS-CRSD) on December 14, 2023, which obligated them to pay SAR 292.8 million for the illegal gains realized as a result of those violations, following the penal lawsuit filed by the Public Prosecution and referred by the Capital Market Authority. The compensations were deposited into the accounts of the affected investors through the Compensation Fund, which was established pursuant to a resolution of the CMA's Board in accordance with the distribution plan approved by the Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes (CRSD) in its Decision No. 6724/L/D1/2026 of 1448H, in a manner that facilitates the compensation process and ensures that entitlements are delivered to their rightful owners promptly and with minimal burden on them. The approved distribution plan was designed to align with the scale of the violations committed, the value of the illegal gains realized from those violations, and the extent of harm suffered by investors who traded the shares of both companies during the violation period. In some cases, compensation amounts reached more than SAR 6 million. Pursuant to Article (59) of the Capital Market Law, the CMA has the power to regulate procedures for compensating persons affected by violations, and to consider the suitability of establishing dedicated compensation funds sourced from the recovered illegal gains. This led to the establishment of this fund to compensate eligible beneficiaries in accordance with the approved distribution plan, in line with the necessary rules, procedures, and legal framework designed to enhance the efficiency of such funds. In the context of enhancing compensation opportunities, the CMA has carefully studied international best practices applied in capital markets and adopted those most suitable to the nature of the Saudi capital market, thereby contributing to raising the efficiency of compensation mechanisms, strengthening investor confidence in the market, and protecting their rights. These efforts form part of a package of strategic initiatives aimed at completing the building of a more advanced, competitive, and effective financial ecosystem that better upholds justice. This fund is considered the fourth of its kind to compensate those affected by violations committed in the capital market within less than 12 months, following the first fund announced in July 2025. Compensation funds serve as a complement to the mechanisms that facilitate compensation for investors affected by violations committed in the capital market. The CMA establishes these funds by determining their suitability whenever the facts and circumstances of a case demonstrate that actual harm has occurred as a result of those violations, and when the CMA deems that establishing such a fund would be more effective and practical than other available means of compensation.

  29/06/2026 20:47:11

• The Capital Market Authority Announces the Approval on the Registration and Offering shares Arabian Romoz Company in the Parallel Market

  The Capital Market Authority "CMA" Board has issued its resolution dated 14/01/1448H corresponding to 29/06/2026G approving Arabian Romoz Company "the Company" application for the registration and offering of (950,000) shares representing (%11.95) of the Company's share capital in the Parallel Market. The offer will be confined to Qualified Investors stipulated in the Glossary of Defined Terms Used in the Regulations and Rules of the Capital Market Authority. The prospectus will be published within sufficient time prior to the start of the offering. Prospective Qualified Investors should conduct their own due diligence on the information disclosed in the prospectus. If the prospectus proves difficult to understand, it is recommended to consult with an authorized financial advisor prior to making any investment decision. The CMA’s approval on the application should never be considered as a recommendation to invest in the offering or shares of the company. The CMA’s approval on the application merely means that the legal requirements as per the Capital Market Law and its Implementing Regulations have been met. The CMA’s approval on the application shall be valid for 6 months from the CMA Board resolution date. The approval shall be deemed cancelled if the offering and listing of the Company's shares are not completed within this period.

  29/06/2026 20:44:32

• The Saudi Exchange announces Indices Maintenance for the 2nd Quarter 2026

  The Saudi Exchange announces the update of the free float shares for all listed issuers in the main market and the parallel market (NOMU), effective from the start of trading on Sunday, 05/07/2026. Moreover, the following companies will be included in the Saudi Exchange indices: 1.    Dar Albalad for Business Solutions Co. (7205), Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) and Software & Services index. 2.    Keir International Co. (9542), Parallel Market Capped Index (NomuC). And exclusion of the following companies: 1.    Methanol Chemicals Co. (2001) from TASI and Material Industry Group Index. 2.    Nama Chemicals Co. (2210) from TASI and Material Industry Group Index. 3.    Amwaj International Co. (9537) from Parallel Market Capped Index (NomuC).

  29/06/2026 15:32:41