Tadawul trading screen
The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) witnessed, on March 1, three short selling deals on ACWA Power, Dallah Healthcare Co. and Alamar Foods Co. as follows:
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Short Positions |
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Company |
Net short positions to total issued shares |
Net short positions to free float shares |
Short ratio/average daily traded volume |
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ACWA Power |
0.0061855% |
0.0151038 % |
0. 2279009 |
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Dallah Healthcare |
0.0340690 % |
0.0574243 % |
0.2075536 |
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Alamar |
0.2631647 % |
0.6158081 % |
1.0936984 |
ACWA Power’s capital stands at nearly SAR 7.31 billion, divided into 731.1 million shares. The deal involves about 45,220 shares of the company’s share capital.
On the other hand, Dallah Healthcare is capitalized at about SAR 976.81 million, divided into 97.68 million shares, with nearly 33,280 shares traded in the deal.
Almar’s capital stands at SAR 255 million, divided into 25.5 million shares. The deal was executed on 67,110 shares.
Tadawul approved amendments to the Short Selling Regulations and the Securities Borrowing and Lending (SBL) Regulations, which came into effect on March 6, 2022.
A short selling transaction means any sell of a listed security which is borrowed sufficiently to match the sell order, or the seller has an exercisable and unconditional rights to borrow, in accordance with the SBL Regulations.
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