Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The TASI June 26 daily report shows the Saudi stock market extended its upward momentum, with the index rising 94.29 points to close at 11,068.27—its highest level in over a month. Improved market sentiment and sector rotation drove the gains, primarily fueled by energy, industrial, and retail-linked stocks.

TASI Daily Report June 26: Market Activity Snapshot

The index opened at 10,977.67, reached a high of 11,068.27, and dropped to a low of 10,937.10. Trading involved 256 listed companies, exchanging 311.0 million shares across 525,388 transactions. Meanwhile, the the total value traded reached SAR 5.73 billion, and the the market cap climbed to SAR 9.09 trillion.

Sector Highlights in the TASI June 26 Report

Top Gainers:

  • ADES rose 6.97% to SAR 13.82 on 6.67 M shares
  • NGC gained 5.66% to SAR 22.40 with 966K shares
  • Zamil Industrial is up 5.42% to SAR 42.80 on 1.27 M trades
  • Cenomi Retail climbed 5.17% to SAR 20.36 with 4.61 M shares
  • Petro Rabigh increased 4.82% to SAR 7.18 on 3.79 M units

Losers:

  • SMC Healthcare dropped 3.31% to SAR 23.36 on 7.77 M shares
  • SAIC declined 2.55% to SAR 26.75 with 502K shares
  • TALCO slid 2.27% to SAR 43.10 on 206K volumes
  • Al Yamamah Steel fell 1.96% to SAR 30.00 with 3.03 M units
  • Saudi German Health eased 1.79% to SAR 55.00 on 931K trades

 

Tadawul June 26: Most Active Stocks by Volume and Value

By Volume:

  • Americana: 66.48 M shares (+1.28%)
  • Saudi Aramco: 20.21 M shares (+0.66%)
  • TECO: 15.18 M shares (unchanged)
  • Chemical: 12.08 M shares (−1.01%)
  • Al Baha: 11.24 M shares (+1.16%)

By Value:

  • Saudi Aramco: SAR 489.2 M (+0.66%)
  • Al Rajhi Bank: SAR 253.6 M (+0.85%)
  • SNB: SAR 227.9 M (+0.98%)
  • SMC Healthcare: SAR 185.0 M (−3.31%)
  • Flynas: SAR 171.4 M (−0.74%)

 

Day‑Over‑Day Comparison: Technical Breakout Continues

Following recent gains, the TASI rose by another 94.29 points on June 26. Trading volume increased modestly by 6%, while turnover held steady at SAR 5.73 billion. Notably, energy and industrial stocks such as ADES, NGC, and Zamil Industrial led the rally. Meanwhile, the stability of large-cap stocks, including Saudi Aramco’s gain, signaled growing investor confidence. Still, profit-taking in healthcare names keeps the market selective.

 

 

The Saudi Standard’s View: Momentum Builds Amid Selectivity

The TASI June 26 daily report suggests the index may be breaking out of its consolidation phase, fueled by broader sector engagement. Strength in energy, industrial, and retail names supports this narrative. However, healthcare’s decline shows investors remain cautious.

Moving forward, sustaining the rally will depend on macroeconomic triggers, stable oil prices, and confirmation from global sentiment. While this breakout feels promising, traders will likely stay alert and selective until a stronger economic backdrop solidifies the trend.

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