Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The Saudi stock market July 10 closed nearly unchanged, dropping just 0.82 points to 11,276.91. Although market activity remained cautious, gains in retail and tech names offset losses in property and industrial sectors.

The Saudi stock market July 10: Snapshot

The index opened at 11,271.68, ranged between 11,306.07 and 11,256.21, and ended at 11,276.91. Traders exchanged 290.6 million shares across 477,357 deals. The total traded value reached SAR 4.96 billion, and the market cap stood at SAR 9.33 trillion.

 

The Saudi stock market July 10: Sector Winners & Losers

 

Top Gainers:

  • SHL surged 9.95% (SAR 19.33) – 457K shares
  • Cenomi Retail jumped 5.80% (SAR 31.38) – 6.64M shares
  • SISCO Holding gained 4.24% (SAR 35.44) – 1.64M shares
  • Naseej up 3.15% (SAR 108.00) – 265K shares
  • MIS rose 2.97% (SAR 138.80) – 75K shares

Losers:

  • Masar dropped 6.14% (SAR 25.06) – 10.13M shares
  • Jabal Omar slid 2.83% (SAR 20.27) – 4.61M shares
  • Jouf Cement lost 2.70% (SAR 7.20) – 2.20M shares
  • KEC fell 2.33% (SAR 13.85) – 590K shares
  • Flynas declined 1.90% (SAR 77.30) – 909K shares

 

Tadawul July 10: Most Active Stocks

 

By Volume:

  • TECO – 83.3M shares (+1.08%)
  • Americana – 13.29M shares (+0.88%)
  • Chemical – 11.08M shares (+2.08%)
  • Masar – 10.13M shares (–6.14%)
  • Saudi Aramco – 9.66M shares (+0.64%)

By Value:

  • Masar – SAR 257.4M (–6.14%)
  • Saudi Aramco – SAR 241.5M (+0.64%)
  • Al Rajhi Bank – SAR 214.9M (–0.47%)
  • Almarai – SAR 208.2M (–1.67%)
  • Cenomi Retail – SAR 205.7M (+5.80%)

 

Day‑Over‑Day TASI Comparison: Stability Masks Underlying Rotation

The index dipped marginally by 0.01% on July 10, maintaining stability near the 11,275 mark. This followed a 16-point drop in the previous session. Notably, Cenomi Retail continued its rebound, supported by sustained value flows. At the same time, Masar reversed sharply after recent gains, indicating short-term profit-taking.

 

 

The Saudi Standard’s View: Quiet Session, but Sector Divergence Grows

The Saudi stock market July 10 report reflects a market in consolidation mode. Investors shifted their focus to retail, IT, and infrastructure sectors, while industrial and property stocks lost momentum. The relatively muted volume could signal caution ahead of upcoming earnings.

Moreover, holding above support near 11,250 remains crucial. Without fresh drivers—such as global cues or corporate results—large-cap weakness may persist. Overall, market stability endures, but upcoming catalysts will decide the next leg.

 

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