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Saudi Tadawul fell 3% in first quarter of 2017
Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index (Tadawul) closed the first quarter of 2017 on a negative note, declining 3 percent--or 208 points--to 7,002 compared to the 7,210 level seen at the end of 2016.
This drop was mainly due to the weak performances in February and January when the index lost 2 percent and 1 percent, respectively. In March, however, the benchmark gauge edged up nearly 1 percent.
The index hit its highest level of 7290 points on January 2 and its lowest at 6710 points on March 14.
It also hit its maximum daily limit (114 points) on January 23, and set its lowest daily limit (113 points) on January 11.
The total trading turnover declined steeply--by 32 percent in Q1 2017 to SAR 251.4 billion, compared to SAR 368.3 billion in the same period last year.
The index’s highest daily trading value was SAR 5.8 billion on January 2, and the lowest was SAR 2.6 billion, reached on March 12.
The market sectors ended on mixed note in Q1 2017. Thirteen sectors declined during the period, led by Media, which lost 16 percent. Transportation (15 percent) followed, and Banks (4 percent) and Materials (2 percent).
On the other hand, seven sectors ended in the positive territory, topped by REITs which rose by 17 percent, followed by Retailing as well as Food and Staples Retailing (8 percent each).
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Sector performances in Q1-2017 |
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Sector |
2016 end |
Q1-2017 |
Variation |
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Energy |
4,977 |
4,344 |
( 13% ) |
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Materials |
4,983 |
4,865 |
( 2% ) |
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Capital Goods |
4,990 |
4,930 |
( 1% ) |
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Commercial & Professional Services |
5,044 |
4,391 |
( 13% ) |
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Transportation |
5,099 |
4,319 |
( 15% ) |
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Consumer durables & Apparel |
4,646 |
4,843 |
+4% |
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Consumer Services |
4,832 |
4,271 |
( 12% ) |
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Media |
5,121 |
4,290 |
( 16% ) |
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Retailing |
4,910 |
5,282 |
+8% |
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Food & Staples Retailing |
5,053 |
5,443 |
+8% |
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Food & Beverages |
4,902 |
5,034 |
+3% |
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Healthcare Equipment & Services |
5,018 |
4,888 |
( 3% ) |
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Pharma Biotech, Life Sciences |
5,383 |
4,776 |
( 11% ) |
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Banks |
5,085 |
4,868 |
( 4% ) |
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Diversified financials |
4,987 |
4,713 |
( 5% ) |
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Insurance |
4,912 |
5,057 |
+3% |
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Telecommunication Services |
5,002 |
4,701 |
( 6% ) |
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Utilities |
4,860 |
4,996 |
+3% |
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REITS |
5,000 |
5,833 |
+17% |
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Real Estate Management |
5,016 |
4,839 |
( 4% ) |
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Total Market |
7,210 |
7,002 |
( 3% ) |
Meanwhile, the market’s worst performers outnumbered gainers by a ratio of 107 to 64.
Top performers were led by Arabian Shield which rose by 47 percent, followed by Etihad Atheeb (37 percent).
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Top gainers Q1-17 (SAR) |
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Company |
2016 end |
March 30, 2017 |
Variation |
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Arabian Shield |
40.43 |
59.42 |
+47% |
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Atheeb |
2.95 |
4.04 |
+37% |
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Saudi Re |
6.03 |
8.16 |
+35% |
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Allianz SF |
32.61 |
42.36 |
+30% |
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eXtra |
26.37 |
34.11 |
+29% |
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Al Ahsa |
11.65 |
15.05 |
+29% |
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Buruj |
24.11 |
31.04 |
+29% |
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Walaa |
22.41 |
27.82 |
+24% |
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AXA |
17.23 |
21.37 |
+24% |
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JAZADCO |
11.09 |
13.73 |
+24% |
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Al Rajhi Takaful |
38.57 |
47.30 |
+23% |
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Al Babtain |
25.34 |
30.45 |
+20% |
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NADEC |
23.96 |
28.32 |
+18% |
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Jarir |
115.45 |
135.04 |
+17% |
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Aljazira |
14.19 |
16.53 |
+16% |
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Makkah Construction |
90.64 |
105.44 |
+16% |
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AICC |
11.30 |
13.11 |
+16% |
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L’azurde |
21.64 |
25.10 |
+16% |
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SIDC |
10.32 |
11.90 |
+15% |
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SAICO |
18.92 |
21.37 |
+13% |
Meanwhile, decliners were led by Nama Chemicals and Tihama, both of which slumped by 36 percent, followed by Qassim Cement (25 percent).
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Top decliners Q1-17 (SAR) |
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Company |
2016 end |
March 30, 2017 |
Variation |
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Nama Chemicals |
6.20 |
3.95 |
( 36% ) |
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Tihama |
33.96 |
21.82 |
( 36% ) |
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Qassim Cement |
67.25 |
50.66 |
( 25% ) |
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SPCC |
82.29 |
62.70 |
( 24% ) |
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SGS |
66.16 |
51.31 |
( 22% ) |
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SRECO |
26.63 |
20.79 |
( 22% ) |
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SVCP |
71.79 |
56.45 |
( 21% ) |
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Alawwal |
13.94 |
11.10 |
( 20% ) |
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Yamama Cement |
22.85 |
18.24 |
( 20% ) |
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Fisheries |
13.95 |
11.20 |
( 20% ) |
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Care |
65.92 |
53.40 |
( 19% ) |
|
City Cement |
15.28 |
12.52 |
( 18% ) |
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Bahri |
43.37 |
35.67 |
( 18% ) |
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Amiantit |
8.26 |
6.80 |
( 18% ) |
|
Northern Cement |
12.83 |
10.62 |
( 17% ) |
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Halwani Bros |
62.11 |
51.73 |
( 17% ) |
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Research & Marketing |
33.88 |
28.32 |
( 16% ) |
|
Al Hokair Group |
38.35 |
32.10 |
( 16% ) |
|
Al Tayyar |
36.66 |
30.77 |
( 16% ) |
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Saudi Cement |
71.22 |
59.85 |
( 16% ) |
Market heavyweights ended on a mixed note. Al Rajhi Bank gained 1 percent, while SABIC jumped 6 percent. Meanwhile, National Commercial Bank fell 7 percent and Saudi telecom Co. tumbled 8 percent.
A total of 12 stocks ended Q1 below their nominal value, led by Nama Chemicals which closed at SAR 3.95, while Dar Al Arkan had a closing price of SAR 5.99.
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Top blue chip performers Q1-2017 (SAR) |
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Company |
Opening price |
Closing price |
Variation |
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Al Rajhi Bank |
63.09 |
63.84 |
+1% |
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SABIC |
91.41 |
96.82 |
+6% |
|
Jabal Omar |
74.74 |
67.99 |
( 9% ) |
|
NCB |
42.62 |
39.44 |
( 7% ) |
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SAMBA |
24.35 |
21.46 |
( 12% ) |
|
STC |
72.55 |
66.87 |
( 8% ) |
|
Al Marai |
68.49 |
70.54 |
+3% |
|
Riyad |
11.55 |
10.54 |
( 9% ) |
|
BSF |
26.02 |
25.89 |
( 0.5% ) |
|
Alinma |
15.07 |
15.02 |
( 0.3% ) |
|
SEC |
22.57 |
23.18 |
+3% |
|
SAVOLA |
40.12 |
41.23 |
+3% |
|
Maaden |
38.99 |
40.90 |
+5% |
|
SAFCO |
74.65 |
68.57 |
( 8% ) |
|
SABB |
25.00 |
22.60 |
( 10% ) |
|
Yansab |
54.04 |
57.24 |
+6% |
|
ANB |
22.09 |
19.87 |
( 10% ) |
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Mobily |
23.99 |
22.50 |
( 6% ) |
|
Tasnee |
17.46 |
17.53 |
+0.4% |
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Jarir |
115.45 |
135.04 |
+17% |
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