
Saudi retailer Jarir (4210) and food group Savola (2050) both hit 52-week highs on June 11 on the Tadawul, according to Argaam data, reflecting continued demand for consumer-discretionary stocks.
Jarir Marketing and Savola Group both touched their highest levels in at least a year during trading on June 11, data compiled by Argaam showed.
The two Saudi-listed stocks closed at session highs on the Tadawul. Jarir (4210), the country's largest electronics and bookstore chain, rose to SAR 15.44. Savola (2050), a food and retail conglomerate with operations in sugar, edible oils, and grocery chains, hit SAR 46.90.
Tuesday's moves come after a stretch of strength in Saudi consumer stocks, supported by steady household spending and government-driven economic diversification. Both names are widely held by local institutions and retail investors.
Argaam did not attribute the gains to a specific catalyst. No corporate announcements from either company were released on the day.
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