Al Rajhi Bank, SABIC remain TASI heavyweights in Q3
Al Rajhi Bank was ranked the largest weighted stock on the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) for the sixteenth consecutive quarter in Q3 2018, data compiled by Argaam showed.
The blue chip lender’s weighting on the index rose to 15.13 percent in Q3, up from 14.33 percent in the previous quarter.
Petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC) came in second at 9.68 percent, followed by National Commercial Bank (NCB) at 5.83 percent.
Several companies changed ranks in Q3 compared to the previous quarter, as Maaden’s stock retreated to the 10th place and Jarir moved down to the 16th rank, while Kayan’s share advanced to the 12th position.
Almarai exited the top ranks, while SAFCO made an entrance.
The table below shows the top 20 heavy weights on TASI according to the closing price on Sept. 27:
Companies Ranked By Weight (TASI) |
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Weight |
Closing Price on Sept. 27, 2018 (SAR) |
Company |
Ranking |
15.13% |
86.20 |
Al Rajhi Bank |
1 |
9.68% |
123.60 |
SABIC |
2 |
5.83% |
44.00 |
NCB |
3 |
3.90% |
31.35 |
SAMBA |
4 |
3.38% |
84.30 |
STC |
5 |
3.26% |
39.20 |
Jabal Omar |
6 |
3.19% |
16.40 |
Riyad |
7 |
2.90% |
21.14 |
Alinma |
8 |
2.62% |
32.70 |
BSF |
9 |
2.54% |
50.90 |
Maaden |
10 |
1.99% |
33.05 |
ANB |
11 |
1.99% |
16.46 |
Kayan |
12 |
1.97% |
32.60 |
SABB |
13 |
1.77% |
70.80 |
Yansab |
14 |
1.71% |
79.10 |
SAFCO |
15 |
1.54% |
184.80 |
Jarir |
16 |
1.50% |
30.40 |
Savola |
17 |
1.41% |
15.96 |
SEC |
18 |
1.39% |
19.20 |
Tasnee |
19 |
1.35% |
14.32 |
Aljazira |
20 |
Saudi Fisheries Co.’s stock led the top gainers on free shares in Q3 by 21.50 percent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), followed by eXtra at 16.10 percent QoQ.
Companies That Increased Their Free Float Shares % (Q3 2018) |
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Variation |
Q3 2018 |
Q2 2018 |
Company |
21.50% |
60.00% |
38.50% |
Alasmak |
16.10% |
56.39% |
40.29% |
eXtra |
4.51% |
36.88% |
32.37% |
Saudi German Hospitals |
3.24% |
53.99% |
50.76% |
Jadwa REIT Al Saudi |
2.96% |
32.80% |
29.84% |
SGS |
2.71% |
98.23% |
95.52% |
Aldrees |
2.32% |
99.97% |
97.65% |
ARDCO |
1.99% |
56.03% |
54.04% |
Alhokair Group |
1.65% |
79.43% |
77.78% |
Budget Saudi |
1.51% |
83.63% |
82.12% |
SAPTCO |
1.34% |
77.04% |
75.71% |
Ceramic |
1.17% |
48.20% |
47.03% |
Sadafco |
1.14% |
49.56% |
48.41% |
AXA |
1.10% |
46.81% |
45.72% |
Aseer |
1.06% |
73.53% |
72.46% |
GASCO |
1.06% |
70.75% |
69.69% |
Arabian Shield |
0.95% |
55.07% |
54.12% |
Alandalus |
0.80% |
85.02% |
84.22% |
Al Tayyar |
0.80% |
65.96% |
65.17% |
Al Othaim |
0.76% |
44.87% |
44.11% |
Dallah |
0.76% |
89.03% |
88.28% |
SIPCHEM |
0.74% |
61.49% |
60.74% |
SVCP |
0.61% |
83.52% |
82.91% |
SIIG |
0.61% |
52.04% |
51.44% |
SPIMACO |
0.51% |
30.64% |
30.13% |
Al Akaria |
0.51% |
92.05% |
91.54% |
Sahara |
0.49% |
64.30% |
63.82% |
Catering |
0.48% |
74.68% |
74.20% |
Jadwa REIT Al Haramain |
0.47% |
58.32% |
57.85% |
MEPCO |
0.46% |
55.75% |
55.28% |
Musharaka REIT |
0.46% |
83.72% |
83.26% |
Derayah REIT |
0.46% |
92.76% |
92.30% |
Aljazira |
0.46% |
44.91% |
44.45% |
Mouwasat |
0.46% |
93.62% |
93.17% |
Advanced |
0.45% |
65.95% |
65.50% |
AICC |
0.41% |
87.22% |
86.81% |
Al Rajhi |
0.41% |
17.50% |
17.10% |
Petrochem |
0.38% |
48.75% |
48.37% |
SACO |
0.34% |
74.80% |
74.46% |
Savola |
0.31% |
86.37% |
86.06% |
Tabuk Agriculture |
0.30% |
35.98% |
35.68% |
Yansab |
0.26% |
41.89% |
41.64% |
SAFCO |
0.25% |
68.28% |
68.02% |
Gulf Union |
0.23% |
48.58% |
48.35% |
ANB |
0.21% |
53.76% |
53.55% |
BSF |
0.18% |
87.18% |
87.00% |
Tasnee |
0.18% |
73.99% |
73.81% |
Alinma |
0.15% |
60.49% |
60.34% |
Taiba |
0.13% |
32.53% |
32.40% |
SABB |
0.11% |
52.34% |
52.23% |
Riyad |
0.10% |
22.01% |
21.91% |
Almarai |
0.10% |
50.38% |
50.29% |
Alhokair |
0.10% |
35.66% |
35.57% |
NCB |
0.09% |
17.18% |
17.09% |
SEC |
0.07% |
21.08% |
21.00% |
SABIC |
0.07% |
37.40% |
37.33% |
Emaar EC |
0.07% |
65.00% |
64.93% |
Kayan |
0.07% |
72.34% |
72.28% |
Jabal Omar |
0.07% |
52.26% |
52.19% |
Bahri |
0.05% |
75.46% |
75.41% |
Yanbu Cement |
0.05% |
27.61% |
27.56% |
Alawwal |
0.04% |
16.18% |
16.14% |
STC |
0.04% |
89.14% |
89.10% |
Saudi Cement |
0.03% |
34.56% |
34.53% |
Maaden |
Bonyan REIT Fund was the biggest loser in terms of the available units for trading in Q3, as it dropped by 60 percent QoQ to 40 percent.
Companies that decreased their Free Float Shares % |
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Variation |
Q3 2018 |
Q2 2018 |
Company |
(60.00%) |
40.00% |
100.00 % |
Bonyan REIT |
(53.36%) |
46.64% |
100.00% |
Swicorp Wabel REIT |
(20.73%) |
74.98% |
95.70% |
Jarir |
(4.52%) |
58.25% |
62.77 % |
Bupa Arabia |
(0.99%) |
56.03% |
57.02 % |
Fitaihi |
(0.16%) |
33.11% |
33.27% |
Steel Pipe |
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