
47 firms now hold active credit ratings, signaling a shift toward standardized risk assessment. This move aims to attract broader international investment.
A total of 47 companies listed on the Saudi Exchange held active credit ratings from specialized agencies as of the first quarter of 2026. According to recent data, this cohort includes 38 firms listed on the main TASI index and nine companies operating on the Nomu-Parallel Market. The presence of these ratings signals an increasing institutionalization among Saudi-listed entities, reflecting a broader shift toward greater financial transparency and standardized risk assessment in the region's capital markets. By securing these evaluations, these companies are positioning themselves to better navigate debt capital markets and attract a diverse base of domestic and international investors.
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