
Tadawul reported eight block trades worth SAR 27.4 million on June 16. The deals, arranged outside the order book, often signal institutional repositioning.
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The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) logged eight negotiated deals on Monday, June 16, with a combined value of SAR 27.4 million. Negotiated trades are block transactions arranged at an agreed price outside the regular order book. They are often used by institutional investors or large shareholders to move positions without affecting the market price. The exchange did not disclose the names of the companies involved or the counterparties to the trades. Such deals are reported separately from ordinary market activity and are watched for signs of shareholder repositioning or institutional rebalancing. Monday's total was modest relative to typical negotiated-deal flows on Tadawul, which have ranged between SAR 10 million and SAR 100 million per session over the past quarter.
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