Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The TASI July 1 daily report reflects a modest pullback in the Saudi stock market as the index slipped 42.36 points to close at 11,121.60. This marks the second consecutive session of mild declines as investors balanced profit-taking with selective buying in real estate, energy, and speculative stocks.

TASI July 1 Market Activity Snapshot

The TASI opened at 11,188.26, reached an intraday high of 11,198.88, and dipped to a low of 11,104.69 before closing at 11,121.60.

Trading spanned 256 companies, with 292.5 million shares exchanged across 508,280 transactions. Total turnover reached SAR 5.58 billion, while market capitalization remained stable at SAR 9.13 trillion.

 

Top Gainers and Losers

 

Top Gainers:

  • Petro Rabigh: +9.97% (SAR 7.94) – 8.32M shares
  • Cenomi Retail: +7.96% (SAR 26.58) – 10.81M shares
  • SPPC: +7.41% (SAR 13.19) – 3.66M shares
  • BAAN: +6.10% (SAR 2.26) – 19.86M shares
  • SAIC: +6.02% (SAR 28.52) – 2.38M shares

Losers:

  • Alandalus: −2.82% (SAR 21.38) – 43K shares
  • TAPRCO: −2.76% (SAR 16.53) – 1.65M shares
  • Walaa: −2.74% (SAR 17.06) – 485K shares
  • UCIC: −2.67% (SAR 36.40) – 618K shares
  • Saudi Cable: −2.65% (SAR 143.10) – 84K shares

 

TASI Trading Volumes and Most Active Stocks July 1

 

By Volume:

  • Al Baha: 26.44M shares – +2.60% (SAR 3.55)
  • BAAN: 19.86M shares – +6.10% (SAR 2.26)
  • BATIC: 15.67M shares – +0.85% (SAR 2.36)
  • Saudi Kayan: 15.10M shares – +2.90% (SAR 5.32)
  • Americana: 14.69M shares – +1.30% (SAR 2.33)

By Value:

  • ACWA Power: SAR 365.2M – 2.36% (SAR 248.00)
  • SABIC: SAR 285.0M – +0.82% (SAR 55.10)
  • Cenomi Retail: SAR 284.6M – +7.96% (SAR 26.58)
  • Al Rajhi Bank: SAR 255.7M – +0.21% (SAR 94.80)
  • Saudi Aramco: SAR 247.0M – +0.16% (SAR 24.36)

 

Day‑Over‑Day TASI Comparison: Second Straight Decline Amid Selective Buying

TASI dipped by 42.36 points on July 1 to close at 11,121.60, extending its mild pullback for a second session. Trading volumes remained steady at 292.5 million shares, while turnover moderated to SAR 5.58 billion, reflecting cautious participation. Gains in real estate, retail, and energy names—including Cenomi Retail, Petro Rabigh, and Saudi Kayan—indicate continued interest in speculative and strategic sectors. Still, broader selling in consumer and defensive plays kept the index in check.

 

 

The Saudi Standard’s View: TASI July 1 Reflects Market Pause with Selective Optimism

The TASI July 1 report highlights a healthy pause in the market as traders consolidate recent gains. Selective buying in sectors such as real estate, retail, and energy, including stocks like Cenomi Retail and Petro Rabigh, signals continued interest in growth areas.

At the same time, weaker performances in consumer names and defensive plays, such as Alandalus and Walaa, reflect ongoing caution. Despite the mild pullback, the steady volume levels and sector rotation suggest underlying momentum remains intact.

For the market to regain a clear upward trend, broader participation and stability in large caps will be essential. Traders will monitor oil price movements, global market cues, and upcoming corporate news to inform their short-term direction.

 

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