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‎Foreign institutions net sellers of SAR 751.6M shares

Institutional Investors

‎ Tadawul trading screen Foreign institutions were net sellers of nearly SAR 751.6 million worth of TASI stocks during the week ended Oct. 1, the Saudi Exchange ( Tadawul ) said in its latest weekly report. Foreign institutions accounted for 42.67% of total buy transactions and 46.72% of total sell trades on TASI. Saudi institutional investors were net sellers of shares worth SAR 464.7 million, weighed mainly by corporates which sold shares worth SAR 849.7 million. Government entities and institutional DPMs were also net sellers of stocks worth SAR 17.6 million and SAR 8.2 million), respectively. Meanwhile, investment funds were net buyers of shares worth SAR 410.8 million. Saudi retail investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 1.17 billion, comprising SAR 591.7 million by high-net-worth investors, SAR 523.9 million by individual investors, SAR 44.9 million by individual professional investors, and SAR 14.5 million by individual DPMs. Traded Value by Nationality Investor Type (SAR mln) Investor Type Total Buys Total Sells Net Investment Saudi Investors Retail 4109.

‎Foreign institutions sell SAR 1.19B shares on TASI

Institutional Investors

‎ Tadawul trading screen Foreign institutions were net sellers of nearly SAR 1.19 billion worth of stocks during the week ended Sept. 24, the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) said in its latest weekly report. Foreign institutions accounted for 37.57% of total buy transactions and 46.72% of total sell trades on TASI. Saudi institutional investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 340 million, backed mainly by investment funds, which bought shares worth SAR 192.9 million, corporates (SAR 126.4 million), and institutional DPMs (SAR 22.9 million). Meanwhile, government entities were net sellers of shares worth SAR 2.2 million. Saudi retail investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 822.9 million, comprising SAR 462.6 million by high-net-worth investors, SAR 256.1 million by individual investors, SAR 127.1 million by individual professional investors, and SAR 23 million by individual DPMs. Traded Value by Nationality Investor Type (SAR mln) Investor Type Total Buys Total Sells Net Investment Saudi Investors Retail 3,247.

‎WSM plans public sukuk, Tadawul listing

Institutional Investors

‎ WSM published offering prospectus for its SAR 500 million sukuk program. WSM for Information Technology Co. ( WSM ) plans to offer sukuk for public subscription and list them on the Saudi Exchange’s (Tadawul) Sukuk and Bonds market. The company said in a Tadawul statement that it published the offering prospectus for its SAR 500 million sukuk program. The offering will be available to both retail and institutional investors. WSM appointed Impact46 Co. as financial advisor and sole arranger for the offering. According to data available on Argaam , WSM announced in August 2025 plans to establish a SAR-denominated local sukuk program compliant with Shariah principles, with a value of SAR 500 million. The program aims to support the company’s operations and expansions that contribute to its financial and strategic objectives. On Sept. 24, the company announced the program’s offering memorandum, stating that the sukuk will be issued in tranches, with the date of each issuance to be determined in the applicable final terms.

‎Foreign institutions net sellers of SAR 1.1B on TASI last week

Institutional Investors

‎ Tadawul trading screen Foreign institutions were net sellers of nearly SAR 1.1 billion worth of TASI stocks during the week ended Sept. 17, the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) said in its latest weekly report. Foreign institutions accounted for 39.03% of total buy transactions and 44.17% of total sell trades on TASI. Saudi institutional investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 551.2 million, backed mainly by corporates, which bought shares worth SAR 951.6 million. Meanwhile, investment funds were net sellers of shares worth SAR 286.5 million, government entities (SAR 81 million), and institutional DPMs (SAR 32.9 million). Saudi retail investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 712.9 million, comprising SAR 461 million by high-net-worth investors, SAR 324.3 million by individual investors, SAR 38.9 million by individual professional investors, and SAR 33.4 million by individual DPMs. Traded Value by Nationality Investor Type (SAR mln) Investor Type Total Buys Total Sells Net Investment Saudi Investors Retail 5,276.

Saudi Central Bank Acquires 192,728 Shares of Alphabet Inc. $GOOGL

Institutional Investors

Saudi Central Bank grew its holdings in Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL – Free Report) by 89.7% during the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 407,542 shares of the information services provider’s stock after purchasing an additional 192,728 shares during the quarter. Alphabet […]

‎SAB Invest manages over SAR 37B in assets: CEO

Institutional Investors

‎ Ali Almansour, CEO and Managing Director of SAB Invest Ali Almansour, CEO and Managing Director of SAB Invest, said the company currently manages over SAR 37 billion in assets, up from SAR 16 billion three years ago. He added that the growth has been strong and diversified across different asset classes in the Saudi and global markets. Speaking to Argaam on the sidelines of the Money20/20 conference, Almansour said this year marks a pivotal stage in the history of the Saudi market in terms of foreign investment. The main market was opened to all categories of foreign investors, he said, adding that SAB Invest was prepared from Day 1. The company began preparations before the decision was issued and started receiving foreign investor applications as soon as the market opened. The company had built the technology infrastructure needed to allow foreign investors to open portfolios and make transfers through its digital channels. It began onboarding a number of foreign investors in the first month, with their numbers expected to increase over time through direct investment.

Saudi Central Bank Buys 92,657 Shares of Tesla, Inc. $TSLA

Institutional Investors

Saudi Central Bank grew its position in shares of Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA – Free Report) by 88.8% in the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 197,003 shares of the electric vehicle producer’s stock after purchasing an additional 92,657 […]

‎Naseej International rights issue 81.85% subscribed; balance to institutional investors

Institutional Investors

‎ Logo ofNaseej International Trading Co. Naseej International Trading Co. unveiled the results of the rights trading and subscription to the new shares, as well as details of the rump offering, as shown in the table below: Subscription Details Total Shares Offered 16.35 mln Number of Shares Subscribed 13.38 mln Value of Shares Subscribed SAR 133.8 mln Coverage Ratio 81.85% Number of Remaining Shares 2.97 mln Rump Offering Period Sept. 16-17, 2026 In a statement to Tadawul today, the company said the remaining shares will be offered to several institutional investors, which will submit bids to purchase the remaining shares. The rump shares will be allocated to the institutional investors in descending order based on their bids, provided that the bids are not below the offer price. Shares will be allocated pro-rata among Investment Institutions submitting the same bid. If the institutional investors do not subscribe to all the remaining shares, the underwriter, Wasatah Capital, will subscribe to the remaining offer shares at the offer price.

‎Foreign institutions net sellers of SAR 533M on TASI last week

Institutional Investors

‎ Tadawul trading screen Foreign institutions were net sellers of SAR 533.1 million worth of TASI stocks during the week ended Sept. 10, the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) said in its latest weekly report. Foreign institutions accounted for 31.86% of total buy transactions and 34.89% of total sell trades on TASI. Saudi institutional investors were net sellers of shares worth SAR 227 million, mainly driven by mutual funds which recorded net sells of about SAR 207.8 million, followed by institutional DPMs at SAR 19 million and corporates at SAR 15.5 million. Meanwhile, government entities were net buyers of shares worth SAR 15.4 million. Saudi retail investors were net buyers of shares worth SAR 645.7 million, backed mainly by individual DPMs who bought shares worth SAR 411.6 million and high-net-worth investors at SAR 338.6 million. Meanwhile, individuals and retail DPMs were net sellers of shares worth SAR 31.3 million and SAR 73.2 million, respectively. Traded Value by Nationality Investor Type (SAR mln) Investor Type Total Buys Total Sells Net Investment Saudi Investors Retail 4,990.

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