The value of foreign-owned shares on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) rose during the week ending October 16, 2025, compared to the previous week, supported by qualified investors.
The weekly Tadawul report, released on Monday, revealed that foreign ownership of Saudi stocks increased by SAR 4.17 billion, equivalent to $1.11 billion.
Foreign investor ownership rose to SAR 451.91 billion last week, compared to SAR 447.75 billion the previous week, ending October 9, 2025.
Qualified investors' ownership of Saudi stocks increased by SAR 3.76 billion to SAR 365.43 billion, compared to SAR 361.67 billion the previous week.
The weekly report issued by Tadawul revealed that the value of shares owned by Saudi investors increased by SAR 137.21 billion, reaching SAR 9.018 trillion, compared to SAR 8.881 trillion the previous week.
The value of shares owned by Gulf investors rose by 614.09 million riyals to 75.44 billion riyals, compared to 74.83 billion riyals at the end of the previous week.
The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) rose 0.98% during the week ending October 16, 2025, amid a collective rise in its main sectors, led by banking and energy, which had the highest weightings on the index.
