SNB building
Shares of Saudi National Bank (SNB) hit their highest level since debut, at SAR 76.80 today, April 13.
The stock ended the session more than 1% higher to SAR 75.90 – its highest close since listing, with a trading volume of 13.5 million shares.
National Commercial Bank (NCB) was listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) in 2014; then it merged with Samba Financial Group in April 2021, under “Saudi National Bank,” with SAR 44.78 billion in capital.
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SNB Stock Performance |
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Annual High (SAR) |
76.80 |
Today, April 13 |
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Annual Low (SAR) |
52.20 |
April 14, 2021 |
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Historical High (SAR) |
76.80 |
Today, April 13 |
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Historical Low (SAR) |
21.34 |
Sept. 29, 2016 |
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Highest Traded Volume (SAR mln) |
96.50 |
Nov. 18, 2014 |
The following table shows the bank’s key financial indicators:
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Key Financial Indicators |
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Earnings Per Share (last 12 months) (SAR) |
2.83 |
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Operating P/E (last 12 months) (x) |
25.36 |
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Book Value (SAR) |
33.50 |
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P/B Ratio (x) |
2.27 |
The bank increased its capital twice, one of which was for the purpose of merger with Samba, while the other was through a bonus issue.
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Capital Amendments (SAR bln) |
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Date |
Method |
Previous Capital |
New Capital |
Variation |
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2020 |
Merger |
30.00 |
44.78 |
+ 49% |
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2018 |
Bonus |
20.00 |
30.00 |
+ 50% |
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