Tadawul Main Market Report: May 2025 Performance Review

Tadawul Main Market Overview and TASI Performance

In May 2025, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) closed at 11,671.58 points, reflecting a monthly decline of 2.94%. The market opened at 11,866.36 points and reached a high of 12,007.26 before dropping to a low of 10,657.20. Total market capitalization stood at SAR 9.51 trillion.

Trading volume reached 6.55 billion shares, executed over 12.05 million trades, amounting to SAR 125.96 billion in traded value. A total of 253 companies were actively traded during the month.

Top Gainers and Decliners in the Saudi Main Market

Leading Gainers

  • ALISTITHMAR REIT surged by 50.93% to close at SAR 9.75.

  • ZAMIL INDUSTRIAL gained 27.98%, closing at SAR 41.85.

  • EIC, SPPC, and SPM also saw notable increases of 17.16%, 17.14%, and 15.96%, respectively.

Leading Decliners

  • DERAYAH REIT dropped 19.97% to close at SAR 29.45.

  • BATIC declined 17.14%, followed by BANAN, TANMIAH, and NAMA CHEMICALS, each with double-digit losses.

Most Active Tadawul Stocks by Volume and Value

Most Traded by Volume

  • AMERICANA led with over 1.04 billion shares traded.

  • TECO and ALBAHA followed with 430.1 million and 401.3 million shares respectively.

Highest Traded by Value

  • ALRAJHI topped in value traded at SAR 9.03 billion.

  • SAUDI ARAMCO, MASAR, STC, and SNB also registered high trading values.

Sector-Wise Trading Performance in the Saudi Main Bourse

The Banks sector led in traded value, contributing nearly 20% of the market’s total. Materials and Real Estate Management & Development followed, with 12.5% and 8.8% respectively.

On a volume basis, Consumer Services dominated with 24.8% of total shares traded, followed by Capital Goods and Materials.

Summary: Monthly Recap of the Tadawul Main Market

May 2025 reflected a cautious trading environment on the Tadawul Main Market. Despite a broad-based decline in the TASI, certain sectors and companies demonstrated resilience, notably in REITs and industrials. Volume and value distribution suggest investor interest remains strong in consumer-driven and financial sectors.