Closing Bell: Saudi main index holds steady at 11,005
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index gained 0.49 points on Wednesday, closing at 11,005.02.
The total trading turnover of the benchmark index was SR5.60 billion ($1.49 billion), with 149 of the listed stocks advancing and 89 declining.
The Kingdom's parallel market Nomu, however, shed 84.03 points to close at 27,223.71.
The MSCI Tadawul Index also declined by 0.07 percent to 1,405.46.
Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair Co., also known as Cenomi Retail, was the best-performing stock on the main market, as the company's share price advanced by 9.93 percent to SR19.70.
Miahona Co. also saw its share price increase by 6.09 percent to SR24.38.
The stock price of Americana Restaurants International PLC advanced 5.74 percent to SR2.21.
Conversely, the share price of Elm Co. declined by 6.66 percent to SR959.20.
The top gainer on Nomu was Meyar Co., whose share price grew 20.74 percent to SR65.20.
In the parallel market, Knowledge Net Co. also saw its stock price rise by 10 percent to SR34.10.
The share price of Anmat Technology for Trading Co., which debuted on the Kingdom's parallel market, climbed by 4.74 percent to SR9.95.
On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's main market also witnessed three negotiated deals worth SR23.3 million.
The negotiated deals include ACWA Power's SR12.59 million, followed by Ades Holding Co.'s SR5.74 million, and Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Co.'s SR5 million.
A negotiated deal indicates the purchase of a stock based on an agreement between buyers and sellers, apart from the market price.
These agreements are executed under the control of Tadawul and in accordance with capital market laws and regulations.
The share price of ACWA Power declined by 5.34 percent to SR255.40.
Ades Holding Co. saw its share price drop by 0.74 percent to SR13.48.
The stock price of Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Co. edged up by 0.40 percent to SR4.96.
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