Marketing Home offering price set at SAR 85/share on TASI
The final price of the IPO on the Main Market (TASI) was set at SAR 85 per share, with the offering oversubscribed 967 times, according to a Tadawul statement.
A total of 960,000 ordinary shares will be allocated, representing 20% of the shares offered for retail subscription.
The retail tranche will begin on Aug. 18, ending on Aug. 20.
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