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The general index of the Saudi stock market, TASI, rose by 0.17%, winning 14.99 points to close at 8884.46 points, and the parallel market index rose by 3.26%, winning 809.91 points, to close at 25687.68 points, The trading volume reached 221.9 million shares, worth 8.6 billion riyals.

 

Thirteen sectors rose in the Saudi market, led by the applications and technology services sector by 2.75%, followed by the luxury goods sector by 0.95%, followed by the transport sector by 0.78%, then the food production sector by 0.48%, then the capital goods sector by 0.45%, then the sector Medicines by 0.39%, then the basic resources sector by 0.38%, then the media and entertainment sector by 0.29%, then the long-term goods sector by 0.26%, then the insurance sector by 0.22%, then the communications sector by 0.17%, then the banking sector by 0.15% Then the investment and financing sector by 0.07%, while the real estate management and development sector declined by 0.26%, then the consumer services sector by 0.25%, then the health care sector by 0.22%, then the energy sector by 0.15%, then the commercial and professional services and public utilities sectors by 0.26%. 0.14%.

 

87 shares jumped during today's trading session, led by "Al-Omran" by 9.94%, then by "Acij" by 8.76%, then by "Al-Samaani" by 6.63%, while 96 shares fell, topped by the share of "Ataa" by 2.98%, then "Red Sea" shares by 2.80%, then shares of "Tabuk Cement" by 1.72%, while "Al-Samaani" share issued the most active list by value, amounting to 881.7 million Saudi riyals.

 

 In a related context, the Saudi Paper Manufacturing Company announced the approval of the Board of Directors to accept the resignation of Fahd bin Saad Al-Shuaibi (independent member) from his post for special reasons, and the resignation will take effect from the date of February 1.

 

In another context, the National Agricultural Development Company "Nadec" signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Olam International Group and Al-Rajhi International Investment Company, Abdulaziz Al-Ajlan Sons Company for Commercial and Real Estate Investment, to form an alliance to submit a joint bid to acquire a flour mill out of two flour mills that will be offered for privatization. By the National Privatization Center and the General Grain Corporation.