Saudi Tadawul market cap edges up 0.13% to SAR 9.76 trillion

The market capitalization of the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) rose by 0.13%, or SAR 12.25 billion, week-on-week to about SAR 9.76 trillion in the period ended June 14, exchange data showed.

Foreign investors held 4.67% of the total market cap over the same stretch, according to the exchange's weekly ownership breakdown.

The data covers ownership by nationality and investor type, with the exchange publishing both value and ratio figures for each category.

Tadawul's weekly market-cap changes track shifts in listed share prices and any new listings or capital adjustments during the period. The 0.13% gain marks a modest advance after several weeks of mixed performance across Saudi equities.

Foreign ownership levels have stayed in a narrow range near 4.5-4.7% for most of 2025, reflecting steady but not accelerating international participation in the kingdom's stock market. The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) has moved largely sideways since April, with sector rotation between petrochemicals, banking, and healthcare stocks driving most of the weekly cap changes rather than broad directional flows.