TASI closed Thursday up 0.6% at 10,095 points, a weekly gain of 174 points or 1.75%, on turnover of about SAR 4.2 billion.
The index closed Wednesday at 10,308.37 points, up 140.27 points or 1.4%, its highest close in almost a month, with Saudi Aramco up 1.6% and SABIC 1.3%.
Aramco said its east-west pipeline helped redirect shipments during export route disruption and it began preliminary engineering to expand the line from 7 to 10 million barrels per day.
ACWA Power expects project development to keep slowing in the fourth quarter and placed commercial operation of the NEOM green hydrogen project in the third quarter of 2027.
Al Mousa Health's operating profit rose 16.2% in the third quarter while it recorded a net loss of SAR 31.8 million after derivatives revaluation.
WaZii translationSaudi TASI gains 1.75% for the week as analysts assess market drivers
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TASI closed Thursday up 0.6% at 10,095 points, a gain of 57 points, on turnover of about SAR 4.2 billion, bringing its weekly gain to 174 points or 1.75% from the previous week's close. Brent settled Friday at USD 98.32 a barrel after a weekly loss of 16.42%. Daniel Taqiuddin, CEO of Sky Links Capital, said the index kept facing pressure from continuing security developments, while progress in de-escalation efforts and hopes of a diplomatic solution kept the market supported.
WaZii translationEight Saudi firms' earnings calls cover Aramco pipeline, ACWA Power and hospital plans
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Aramco said its east-west pipeline helped redirect shipments during export route disruption and that it began preliminary engineering to expand the line from 7 to 10 million barrels per day, with gas investments of between 12 and 15 billion dollars estimated to add to operating cash flow in 2030. ACWA Power expects project development to keep slowing in the fourth quarter with some opportunities moving to 2027, and placed commercial operation of the NEOM green hydrogen project in the third quarter of 2027. Al Mousa Health's operating profit rose 16.2% in the third quarter while it recorded a net loss of SAR 31.8 million after derivatives revaluation, and Mouwasat expects its Jeddah hospital to begin operating in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The Tadawul All Share Index closed on Wednesday, 11 November 2026 at 10,308.37 points, up 140.27 points or 1.4%, its highest close in almost a month, with turnover of about 4.7 billion riyals on roughly 270 million shares. 210 companies gained while 52 fell, with Saudi Aramco up 1.6%, SABIC 1.3%, Saudi National Bank 1.2% and Al Rajhi Bank 0.8%. On Thursday, 12 November, the index added another 0.2% to close at 10,326 points on turnover of about 4.1 billion riyals.
WaZii translationTASI gains 2.29% for the week, third straight weekly rise
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The Tadawul All Share Index rose 2.29% in the week ending 12 November 2026, adding 231.05 points to close at 10,326.47 points, compared with 10,095.42 points the previous week. The index opened the week at 10,077.59 points, reached a high of 10,327.07 points and a low of 9,984.93 points. Market capitalisation of listed shares rose to 9.348 trillion riyals from 9.226 trillion riyals, with market gains of 121.61 billion riyals during the week.
