Saudi Aramco Extends Daily Gains Supported by Liquidity as Stock Rises to SAR 24.71
Saudi Aramco stock rose 1.85% to SAR 24.71, supported by strong liquidity and demand, showing YTD gains but a 12-month decline.
Riyadh | EcoPulse24
Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabian Oil Company) continued its positive performance in the main market, recording notable gains during today’s session, bolstered by significant trading activity and strong demand. The stock closed at SAR 24.71, up SAR 0.45 or 1.85% from the previous close of SAR 24.26.
During the session, shares traded within a price range of SAR 24.25 (low) and SAR 24.93 (high), opening at SAR 24.26. A total of 13,750,814 shares changed hands across 19,834 transactions, with total turnover reaching SAR 339,028,179.28, indicating strong liquidity.
The last trade was executed at SAR 24.71 for 325 shares. The best bid stood at SAR 24.70 for 1,351 shares, while the best offer was SAR 24.71 for 11,152 shares, reflecting a relative balance between supply and demand.
Year-to-date, Aramco shares have gained 3.69% from SAR 23.88 at the start of the year. However, the 12-month performance shows a decline of 11.75%. Over the past 52 weeks, the stock reached a high of SAR 28.25 on 20 January 2025 and a low of SAR 23.04 on 11 September 2025.
Analysis
The improved performance of Saudi Aramco’s stock in today’s session signals renewed selective investor interest in this blue-chip stock, driven by clear liquidity momentum and relative price stability. While annual performance remains under pressure compared to last year’s levels, gains since the start of the year point to a gradual recovery in confidence, with the stock’s movement closely tied to overall market trends and the performance of the energy sector both locally and globally.
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