
Saudi Exchange filings show Al Sagr National Insurance boosted its stake to 14.41%, while PIF trimmed SPIMACO holdings. Al Alamiya shareholders fell below the 5% threshold.
Major ownership changes hit the Saudi Exchange on July 15, with several companies reporting significant shifts in shareholder stakes.
Al Sagr Cooperative Insurance Co. saw its largest shareholder, Al Sagr National Insurance Co., increase its stake to 14.41% from 9.41%, a 5% buy that signals a vote of confidence from the parent firm, according to exchange filings.
Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries and Medical Appliances Corp. (SPIMACO) reported that its major shareholder, the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), reduced its holding to 13.99% from 15.99%, a 2% sell-down that traders said could reflect portfolio rebalancing rather than a fundamental view on the drugmaker.
Al Alamiya for Cooperative Insurance Co. disclosed that a group of related shareholders cut their combined stake to 4.58% from 9.58%, dropping below the 5% disclosure threshold.
Saudi Arabian Refineries Co. (SARCO) said its largest shareholder, the Al Muhaidib Group, trimmed its holding to 27.21% from 29.21%, a small reduction that comes as the company pursues a capital increase plan.
Alkhaleej Training and Education Co. reported that a major shareholder sold a 1.5% stake, leaving them with 6.5%.
The filings came ahead of the quarterly earnings season, with several companies scheduled to report second-quarter results over the coming weeks.
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