The Saudi Stock Exchange's main index (TASI) ended Wednesday's session up 0.3%, closing at 10,888 points, a gain of 29 points and its highest close in more than a month. Total trading turnover reached approximately SAR 5.1 billion.
Blue-chip stocks supported the market's advance. Shares of Al Rajhi Bank rose 1% to SAR 65, while ACWA Power climbed 3% to SAR 201.30. Maaden also gained 2%, closing at SAR 59.60.
Shares of Alandalus Sports Clubs, Al Wataniya, ACIG, Aslak, and PCI advanced between 5% and 10%.
On the downside, Saudi Aramco slipped 1% to SAR 26.74, while The Saudi Investment Bank fell 2% to SAR 13.80 after trading ex-dividend for its cash distribution.
Several stocks came under pressure following the release of their financial results. Retal and Marafiq declined 8% and 10%, respectively, after reporting losses for the second quarter of 2026.
Meanwhile, Lumi Rental recorded its lowest closing price since its market debut, falling 5% to SAR 27.24, after the company announced an 80% year-on-year decline in second-quarter profit.
