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Capital Limited (LSE:CAPD) Raises Guidance And Wins In Saudi Arabia: Is The Gold Services Story Gathering Pace With FTSE 100 In Focus?

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Highlights Operating profit and earnings at Capital Limited (LSE:CAPD) rose sharply across its drilling, mining and laboratory businesses. Its recent wins are led by a long-term diamond drilling deal with Saudi Arabia's Maaden. Guidance for full-year revenue went up on the back of strong demand across the industry. A Picks-And-Shovels Play On Gold Capital Limited (LSE:CAPD) sells drilling, mining and laboratory services to miners chasing gold and other metals, which makes it a useful barometer for how much exploration money is really moving. Its latest half-year suggests plenty. This story forms part of our Gold Stocks coverage. Revenue rose strongly, adjusted earnings climbed faster than sales and operating profit improved sharply, a sign that better efficiency is showing up alongside higher activity. Contract Wins And Exits Management landed a major long-term agreement with Saudi Arabia's Maaden and picked up laboratory services work in several jurisdictions. It also decided to step away from lower-return work at Sadiola and for Nevada Gold Mines, a sign that margin is being put ahead of simply keeping rigs busy.

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‎Saudi stock market in the week ahead

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‎ Argaam in this report watches the most important dates and events for Tadawul and Nomu-listed companies this week. The week’s key events include cash dividend payment and record dates. Key Events on Tadawul between Oct. 4-8 Date Company Event Decisions Venue Oct. 4 Riyadh Development Record date At 2.5%, or SAR 0.25 a share, for H1 2026 -- Oct. 5 Build Station Record date At 7.5%, or SAR 0.75 a share, for Q2 2026 -- Riyadh Cables Dividend payment At 22.5%, or SAR 2.25 a share, for H1 2026 -- Oct. 6 solutions EGM To apprive a capital hike via bonus share distriution Online Record date At 100% (1-for 1 bonus shares) -- GAS Dividend payment At 22%, or SAR 0.22 a share, for H1 2026 -- SGS Record date At 10%, or SAR 1 a share, for H2 2025 -- Oct. 7 SADAFCO Dividend payment At 50%, or SAR 5 a share, for H1 2026 -- Qassim Cement At 8%, or SAR 0.80 a share, for Q2 2026 -- Oct. 8 SEDCO Capital REIT Dividend payment At 1.37%, or SAR 0.137 a unit, for Q2 2026 -- Key Events on Nomu between Oct.

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‎Saudi Fisheries: From dividends to two decades of losses

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‎ Saudi Fisheries has recorded annual losses for two decades while repeatedly restructuring its capital and ownership. Saudi Fisheries Co. has gone through more than 20 years of annual losses and restructuring measures, including multiple capital increases and reductions at different stages to address accumulated losses. However, this trajectory did not span the company’s entire history, as it reported profits in earlier periods, including in 2000, and had previously paid cash dividends to shareholders. Dividend records show that the company paid SAR 5 per share in 1996, followed by SAR 3 per share in 2002, confirming that its history included periods of cash distributions to shareholders. Dividend Distributions Announcement Date Record Date Distribution Date Distribution Method Dividend per Share (SAR) June 25, 1996 June 19, 1996 July 30, 1996 By mail 5 April 22, 2002 May 5, 2002 June 1, 2002 Bank transfer 3 Saudi Fisheries was established by royal decree in March 1981 and listed on the Saudi Exchange in April 2001.

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‎Tadawul Group finalizes 1.22M share buyback

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‎ Logo ofSaudi Tadawul Group Holding Co. Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Co. completed the buyback of shares allocated to the employee stock incentive plan, in accordance with the approval of the company’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM) held on June 30. - Purchase Period: Within a maximum period of 18 months from the EGM approval date. - Number of Repurchased Shares: 1.22 million. - Value of Repurchased Shares: SAR 151.59 million. - Average Price/Share: SAR 124.25. The shares repurchased and allocated for the employee stock incentive plan shall have no voting rights in the group’s general assemblies and are not entitled to any dividends during the period the group holds them, according to the statement. In July, Tadawul Group’s shareholders approved the buyback of up to 1.22 million ordinary shares, to allocate to the employee stock incentive program, as per Argaam ’s data. The repurchased shares represent 1.02% of the company’s total equity amounting to 120 million shares.

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Riyadh rent burden falls to 15% of household income: REGA CEO

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RIYADH — The share of household income spent on rent in Riyadh has fallen to about 15%, from more than 17.5% in September 2025, according to Real Estate General Authority (REGA) CEO Abdullah Al-Hammad.Speaking at the Legal Aspects of Governance Conference at King Saud University, Al-Hammad said the decline was among the tangible results recorded following the introduction of measures aimed at balancing Riyadh’s property market.He noted that the most financially vulnerable households had been spending more than 30% of their income on rent.Al-Hammad said Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman’s directives included continuously monitoring real estate indicators and submitting periodic reports on results and challenges.Riyadh has introduced a series of measures aimed at addressing pressures in the rental market, including a five-year freeze on annual rent increases for existing and new residential and commercial lease contracts within the capital’s urban boundary.For vacant residential and commercial properties that have previously been leased, the total rent is fixed at the amount stipulated in the property’s most recent Ejar contract.

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