Tadawul Logs SAR 12.9M in Two Negotiated Deals

The Saudi Exchange recorded two negotiated deals worth SAR 12.9 million on June 11, exchange data showed.

Negotiated deals are private transactions arranged outside the order book, typically used by institutions or large shareholders to move block positions without affecting the public order flow. The exchange reports the aggregate value without identifying the stocks or counterparties involved.

Such off-book trades are a regular feature on Tadawul, where block trades can be executed at a negotiated price rather than through the continuous auction. The volume of negotiated deals can offer a window into institutional activity. The lack of disclosure limits the signal.

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