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The Capital Market Authority Licenses Esnad Financial Company Company to Conduct Arranging Activity in the Securities Business and its Completion of the Commencements of Business Requirements
In accordance to the Capital Market Law issued by Royal Decree No. (M/30) dated 02/06/1424H and its Implementing Regulations, the Capital Market Authority announces that Esnad Financial Company has completed the commencements of business requirements to conduct Arranging Activity in the Securities Business licensed as per CMA approval dated 04/06/2024.
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The Saudi Exchange announces that the fluctuation limits for Saudi Lime Industries Co. will be based on a share price of SAR 12.38
Saudi Lime Industries Co. EGM held on Monday 2025/07/14 has approved the capital increase via bonus shares. Thus, the fluctuation limits on Tuesday 2025/07/15 for Saudi Lime Industries Co. will be based on a share price of SAR 12.38 and the outstanding orders will be canceled. Furthermore, the Securities Depository Center (Edaa) will deposit the addition shares into the investor’s portfolios by Thursday 2025/07/17.
15/07/2025 08:43:08 -
Saudi Exchange Company announces the approval of Morgan Stanley Saudi Arabia to conduct Market Making activities on 40 listed securities in the Main Market and in Nomu – Parallel Market
Saudi Exchange Company announces the approval of Morgan Stanley Saudi Arabia applications for conducting Market Making activities on 40 listed securities in Main Market and in Nomu- Parallel Market commencing on 15/07/2025. Securities listed on the Main Market: The Market Maker obligations on Leejam Sports Company (1830) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Maharah Human Resources Company (1831) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Company (2081) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Saudi Paper Manufacturing Company (2300) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Yamama Cement Company (3020) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Riyadh Cement Company (3092) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Jamjoom Pharmaceuticals Factory Company (4015) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Middle East Pharmaceuticals Industries Company (4016) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Saudi Automotive Services Company (4050) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Arabian Contracting Services Company (4071) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Arriyadh Development Company (4150) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Thimar Development Holding Company (4160) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair Company (4240) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Alkhaleej Training and Education Company (4290) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Retal Urban Development Company (4322) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Shatirah House Restaurant Company (6016) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Ash-Sharqiyah Development Company (6060) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 80% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.65% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Al Moammar Information Systems Company (7200) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 75,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Mutakamela Insurance Company (8040) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 60% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 1.00% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% The Market Maker obligations on Wataniya Insurance Co. (8300) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 70% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 0.75% • Minimum Value Traded: ≥ 5% Securities listed on the Nomu - Parallel Market: The Market Maker obligations on Multi Business Group Company (9619) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 2.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Molan Steel Company (9553) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Saudi Lime Industries Company (9566) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Al Ashghal Almoysra Company (9608) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Miral Dental Clinics Co (9604) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Paper Home Company (9576) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Albattal Factory for Chemical Industries Company (9623) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Almujtama Alraida Medical Company (9592) as follows: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Mufeed Company (9615) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on United Mining Industries Company (9583) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Taqat Mineral Trading Company (9599) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Atlas Elevators General Trading and Contracting Company (9578) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on WSM for Information Technology Company (9595) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Arabian International Healthcare Holding Company (9530) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on First Avenue for Real Estate Development Company (9610) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Digital Research Company (9621) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on ASG Plastic Factory Company (9607) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Balsm Alofoq Medical Company (9620) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Fesh Fash Snack Food Production Company (9515) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A The Market Maker obligations on Munawla Cargo Company (9571) are the following: • Minimum Presence of Orders: 50% • Minimum Size: 50,000 SAR • Maximum Spread: 5.00% • Minimum Value Traded: N/A Morgan Stanley Saudi Arabia will be conducting Market Making activities as defined in the Market Making Regulations and the Market Making Procedures. 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14/07/2025 15:55:50 -
Announcement from The Saudi Exchange Regarding the Cease of Trading the Shares of Obeikan Glass Co. for the Purpose of Transferring to the Main Market
With reference to the announcement of The Saudi Exchange on 04/01/1447H, corresponding to 29/06/2025G regarding approving Obeikan Glass Co. request to transfer from Nomu - Parallel Market to the Main Market, and making the transfer document available to the public. Saudi Exchange announces that the trading of the shares of Obeikan Glass Co. will be ceased starting from Tuesday on 20/01/1447H corresponding to 15/07/2025G for a period not exceeding five trading sessions to complete the transfer procedures. Saudi Exchange will also announce the listing and trading date of the issuer’s shares in the Main Market as soon as the procedures are completed.
14/07/2025 15:23:16 -
Announcement from The Saudi Exchange Regarding the Cease of Trading the Shares of Saudi Azm for Communication and Information Technology Co. for the Purpose of Transferring to the Main Market
With reference to the announcement of The Saudi Exchange on 04/01/1447H, corresponding to 29/06/2025G regarding approving Saudi Azm for Communication and Information Technology Co. request to transfer from Nomu - Parallel Market to the Main Market, and making the transfer document available to the public. Saudi Exchange announces that the trading of the shares of Saudi Azm for Communication and Information Technology Co will be ceased starting from Tuesday on 20/01/1447H corresponding to 15/07/2025G for a period not exceeding five trading sessions to complete the transfer procedures. Saudi Exchange will also announce the listing and trading date of the issuer’s shares in the Main Market as soon as the procedures are completed.
14/07/2025 15:22:52 -
The CMA Approves a Set of Amendments Aimed at Facilitating the Opening and Operation of Investment Accounts for Various Categories of Investors
The Capital Market Authority's (“CMA's") Board approved a set of amendments aimed at facilitating the procedures for opening investment accounts for various categories of investors, as part of the draft to amend the "Investment Accounts Instructions, the Rules for Foreign Investment in Securities, and the Capital Market Institutions Regulations", to be effective as of the date of its publication. The approval of this regulatory framework aims to align with the regulatory and technological developments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and facilitate investment in the Saudi capital market by improving the procedures for opening investment accounts, including new categories of investors, and regulating the operations related to these accounts. This will enhance the attractiveness of the Saudi capital market for both local and international investors, increase the level of investor protection, and strengthen the confidence of market participants. The main approved elements include developing the requirements for opening an investment account for individual foreign investors residing in one of the GCC countries and expanding the types of securities they can directly invest in, including shares listed on the Main Market. Previously, their participation is limited to the debt market, the parallel market "Nomu", investment funds, and the derivatives market, while their ability to trade in the Main Market is limited to swap agreements as ultimate beneficiaries through capital market institutions or as clients of these institutions, where investment decisions are made on their behalf. This approval introduces a new category of investors to the shares listed on the Main Market, offering them a direct channel to invest in the Saudi capital market. This change is expected to attract more foreign investments, enhance market liquidity, and contribute to supporting the local economy. The approved amendments also allow individual foreign investors who previously resided in Saudi Arabia or one of the GCC countries to continue operating their investment accounts and invest in shares listed in the main market even after their residency has ended and they return to their home country, provided they have previously opened an investment account in Kingdom. In addition, the amendments aim to facilitate the procedures for opening and operating investment accounts for various categories of capital market institution clients. The approval of the Amendments came following the CMA's publication of the draft on November 20, 2024, regarding the “Facilitating the Procedures for Opening and Operating Investment Accounts for Various Categories of Investors" on the Unified Electronic Platform for Consulting the Public and Government Entities (Public Consultation Platform) affiliated to the National Competitiveness Center and the CMA's website for public consultation for a period of (30) calendar days. The amended Investment Accounts Instructions, the amended Rules for Foreign Investment in Securities, and the amended Capital Market Institutions Regulations can be viewed via the following links: The Investment Accounts Instructions The Rules for Foreign Investment in Securities The Capital Market Institutions Regulations
10/07/2025 20:26:00