Saudi Market Close: Main Index Rises 0.41% Supported by Banks and Energy
The Saudi market closed up 0.41% supported by banks and energy, with notable activity in liquidity and trading values.
Riyadh – The Saudi market (Tadawul) ended today, Wednesday, December 18, 2025, with a rise, supported by positive performance from several leading stocks, primarily in the banking and energy sectors, amidst notable liquidity and trading values.
The main market index (TASI) increased by 0.41% to close at 10,456.45 points, continuing its gains for the second consecutive session.
Sector Performance
Sector performance was mixed, as:
- Long-term Goods Sector rose by 0.52%
- Banks Sector gained approximately 0.57%
- Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) increased 0.01%
- Conversely, the following sectors declined:
- Consumer Services Sector fell by 1.04%
- Transport Sector decreased by 0.73%
- Commercial and Professional Services Sector dropped by 0.13%
Liquidity and Trading Activity
The total trading value reached approximately 3.15 billion SAR, with over 135.2 million shares traded across 266 listed companies, of which:
- 111 shares rose
- 143 shares fell
- The remainder remained unchanged
Top Gainers
Leading the gainers list:
- Bahri at 30.24 SAR, up 4.44%
- Kingdom Holding rose 4.40% to 8.55 SAR
- Care increased 4.20% to 139 SAR
- Ma'aden at 59.80 SAR, up 3.19%
- Food Products climbed 3.17% to 88 SAR
Top Losers
Conversely, the biggest losses were:
- Al-Ramz down 13.36% to 60.65 SAR
- Kimanol declined 3.78%
- MBC Group fell 3.19%
- Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib dropped 3.00%
- Flynas decreased 2.93%
Most Traded Stocks
In terms of trading value:
- Al-Rajhi with approximately 202 million SAR
- Saudi Aramco exceeded 155.8 million SAR
- Al-Ramz
- Al-Inma
- Saudi German Health
By quantity:
- Americana
- Saudi Aramco
- Al-Jazira
- Al-Inma
- Saudi Electricity
Session Summary
The closing of the Saudi market today reflects a gradual improvement in risk appetite, supported by the index remaining above 10,400 points, with liquidity concentrated in leading stocks, while investors await updates on interest rates and global economic data.
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