Mezzan Real Estate and Jazeera Airways Lead Gains Amid Mixed Sector Performance and Selective Activity in Boursa Kuwait

Boursa Kuwait opened 2026 with mixed sectors; Mezzan and Jazeera led gains, trading was subdued, and investors showed caution.

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Mezzan Real Estate and Jazeera Airways Lead Gains Amid Mixed Sector Performance and Selective Activity in Boursa Kuwait
Mezzan Real Estate and Jazeera Airways Lead Gains Amid Mixed Sector Performance and Selective Activity in Boursa Kuwait

Kuwait | EcoPulse24

Boursa Kuwait concluded its first session of 2026 at 9,422.37 points on Sunday, January 11, 2026. Trading activity was relatively subdued, signaling investor caution and selectivity in decision-making.

The market recorded 2,120 transactions, with a trading volume of 44,887,815 shares and a turnover of 13,270,576.841 Kuwaiti dinars. The total market capitalization reached approximately 43,481,111,920.347 Kuwaiti dinars.

Sector performance was mixed:
- Consumer Staples led with a gain of +3.87%.
- Healthcare rose by +2.06%.
- Insurance advanced by +0.31%.
- Technology posted the largest loss at -4.00%, followed by Financial Services (-0.78%), Real Estate and Utilities (-0.68% each), and Banks (-0.24%).

Top gainers by last price over previous close:
- MEZZAN: 1,300 fils (+4.08%)
- JAZEERA: 1,623 fils (+1.44%)
- SHIP: 851 fils (+1.07%)
- NBK: 1,009 fils (+0.20%)
- CABLE: 2,066 fils (+0.10%)

Top losers:
- GFH: 180 fils (-2.17%)
- ALFTAQA: 273 fils (-1.44%)
- STC: 684 fils (-1.44%)
- INTEGRATED: 425 fils (-1.39%)
- KRE: 377 fils (-1.31%)

In terms of trading value, GFH topped the list with 3,259,324.896 dinars, followed by KFH (2,226,213.912 dinars) and NBK (965,922.063 dinars).

Market movements coincided with Kuwait crude oil price at $59.55, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 137.60, and GDP reaching 55,985.40 million dinars.

Analysis: The session reflects a cautious equilibrium between sector-specific selling pressure and selective gains in defensive and consumer stocks, with liquidity focused on a limited number of blue chips. This pattern suggests the market is testing its direction at the start of the year, with sectoral factors playing a key role in performance.

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Edited & Reviewed by the Ecopulse Editorial Board 1/14/2026, 03:44:25 UTC
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