SAICO Insurance kicks off rights issue

09/06/2015 Argaam

Saudi Arabian Cooperative Insurance Company (SAICO), which plans to raise its capital from SAR 100 million to SAR 250 million, has launched the first stage of its rights issue today.

 

During this stage, shareholders and the public can trade under the rights of Saudi Arabian Cooperative Insurance Company (SAICO).

 

The first phase will continue until June 18, followed by the second stage on June 12-23.

 

SAICO plans to offer 15 million shares at SAR 10 each for shareholders registered on May 31.

 

The rights issue is part of the company’s plan to maintain its solvency margin.

 

Saudi-based insurers such as Wafa, AICC, United Assurance, and Al-Alamaiya have recently raised their capitals through rights issues in an attempt to offset accumulated losses, according to data compiled by Argaam.

 

The crowded insurance sector in the kingdom has come under pressure in recent years due to low penetration rates and higher costs, which has made it more difficult for smaller companies to defend their market share.

 

Price Limits

SAR 28.80

Closing price per share

± 10%

Share’s price deviation percentage

± SAR 2.85 (31.65-25.95)

Daily price limit per share

SAR 10

Offering price

SAR 18.80

Indicated value at closing

 

Capital Raise Details

SAR 100 mln

Current capital

10 mln shares

Number of shares

150%

Capital raise (%)

SAR 250 mln

New capital

25 mln

Number of shares after raise

Rights Issue Details

15 mln shares

Number of right shares

SAR 10 per share

IPO price per share

SAR 150 mln

Size of issue

May 31, 2015

Record date

Additional Information

Saudi Hollandi Capital

Financial advisor, lead underwriter, and lead manager

Saudi Hollandi, NCB, RIBL, Saudi Fransi, BJAZ, SAMBA

Receiving banks

 
 

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