Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange Opens Slightly Higher, Supported by Energy and Banking Stocks

Abu Dhabi | EcoPulse24

The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) opened today's session with a limited positive performance. The FADGI index increased to 10,043.51 points, gaining 10.65 points or 0.106% as of approximately 11:14 AM UAE time, amid notable activity in energy and banking shares.

Total trading value reached AED 268.35 million, with 57.99 million shares traded through 3,658 transactions. The market capitalization rose to about AED 3.062 trillion, with 91 securities listed.

Most Active Stocks by Value:
ADNOC Logistics & Services (ADNOCLS) topped the list with AED 52.15 million in trades at AED 5.940 per share, up 1.365%. ADNOC Drilling (ADNOCDRILL) followed with AED 34.93 million at AED 5.460, up 0.738%. First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) saw AED 31.80 million in trades at AED 17.640, up 0.341%. Conversely, ADNOC Gas declined 0.282% to AED 3.530 despite AED 25.68 million in trades, while Aldar Properties (ALDAR) rose 0.339% to AED 8.880.

Most Active Stocks by Volume:
ADNOCLS led with 8.82 million shares traded, followed by Waha Capital (WAHA) with 8.18 million shares at AED 1.820, up 2.825%. ADNOC Gas saw 7.27 million shares traded, ADNOC Drilling 6.40 million, and Aldar Properties 2.73 million shares.

Top Gainers:
SUDATEL led gainers, surging 14.815% to AED 0.465. WAHA rose 2.825%, ADSB climbed to AED 8.400, up 2.439%, Julphar (JULPHAR) increased 1.653%, and ADNOCLS continued its gains at 1.365%.

Top Losers:
FH led the declines, falling 8.676% to AED 2.000. TKFL dropped 7.798% to AED 4.020, ORAS fell 2.773% to AED 32.960, SCIDC lost 2.703% to AED 0.828, and ALPHADATA decreased 2.326% to AED 1.680.

Today's ADX opening reflects a state of modest positive stability, with liquidity concentrated in ADNOC and major bank stocks, as investors monitor energy and financial sectors and liquidity trends towards year-end.