Saudi Arabia is tightening rules on initial public offerings and listed companies in an effort to revive a market that has seen new listings slow sharply since the start of the Iran war.
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Dubai Investments has set the final offer price for the flotation of its industrial and property development subsidiary, paving the way for the emirate’s first stock market listing of the year.
On Monday, Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index rose by 0.45%, closing at 9,882.85 points, with around 199.8 million shares traded worth SR3.55 billion.
Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority (CMA) has approved new regulatory provisions aimed at improving initial public offering (IPO) practices, tightening book-building requirements, strengthening underwriters' responsibilities and requiring companies to…
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Saudi Arabia’s benchmark stock index, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI), rose 0.35% to 9,873 points in early trading on Monday, gaining 34.87 points from its previous close of 9,838.
