Tadawul trading screen
The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) witnessed on March 28 four short-selling deals on ACWA Power, Dallah Healthcare Co., Emaar The Economic City (Emaar EC), 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 |
0.0148225% |
0.0361938% |
0.6215625 |
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Dallah Healthcare |
0.0280801% |
0.0473299% |
0.1784508 |
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Emaar EC |
0.0027578% |
0.0085521% |
0.0209631 |
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Alamar |
0.2086980% |
0.4883556% |
0.9512432 |
The following table details capital of companies on which transactions were executed and the number of shares:
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Companies’ Capital, Number of Shares in Transactions |
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Company |
Capital (SAR mln) |
Number of Shares (mln) |
Number of Shares/ Transactions (‘000) |
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ACWA Power |
7311.00 |
731.10 |
108.37 |
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Dallah Healthcare |
976.81 |
97.68 |
27.43 |
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Emaar EC |
11333.33 |
1133.33 |
3.13 |
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Alamar |
255.00 |
25.50 |
53.22 |
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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