Tadawul trading screen
The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) witnessed, on March 8, four short-selling deals on ACWA Power, Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Co., 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 |
Net short ratio/average daily traded volume |
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ACWA Power |
0.0057779% |
0.0141085% |
0.2417448 |
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Saudi Kayan |
0.0109199% |
0.0168000% |
0.1078626 |
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Dallah Healthcare |
0.0325375% |
0.0548429% |
0.2103646 |
Alamar |
0.2631647% |
0.6158081% |
1.1994331 |
The following table indicates the development of capital changes of the companies that witnessed short-selling deals:
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Capital and No. of Deal Shares |
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Company |
Capital (SAR mln) |
No. of Shares (mln) |
No. of deal shares ( ‘000) |
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ACWA Power |
7311.00 |
731.10 |
42.24 |
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Saudi Kayan |
15000.00 |
1500.00 |
163.80 |
|
Dallah Healthcare |
976.81 |
97.68 |
31.78 |
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Alamar |
255.00 |
25.50 |
67.11 |
Tadawul approved amendments to the Short Selling Regulations and the Securities Borrowing and Lending (SBL) Regulations, which took effect on March 6, 2022.
A short selling transaction means any sale 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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