KDL Logistics makes Nomu debut at SAR 23

06/01/2026 Argaam- Nomu
KDL Logistics shares start trading on theNomu-Parallel Market today

KDL Logistics shares start trading on the Nomu-Parallel Market today


Shares of Khaled Dhafer and Brother’s Logistics Services Co. (KDL Logistics) began trading on the Nomu-Parallel Market today, Jan. 6, at SAR 23 per share, under the symbol 9653 and ISIN SA16DGBKMQH.

 

The stock will trade with daily and static price fluctuation limits of +/-30% and +/-10%, respectively.

 

According to Argaam data, KDL Logistics floated 700,000 shares on Nomu, representing 20% of its SAR 35 million share capital, which is divided into 3.5 million shares with a par value of SAR 10.

 

The initial public offering (IPO) was 101.98% oversubscribed, with 298 qualified investors participating.

 

KDL Logistics is the first company to list on Nomu in 2026. The parallel market saw 25 IPOs last year, including one direct listing and 24 offerings to qualified investors.

 

With this listing, the number of companies on Nomu rose to 126, in addition to Alwaha REIT Fund, the market’s only real estate fund.

 

KDL Logistics, founded in 1980 and headquartered in Riyadh, provides land transportation, customs clearance, and land and air freight services, as well as warehousing and yard storage solutions.

 

Company Profile

Company

Khaled Dhafer & Brother’s Logistics Services Co. (KDL Logistics)

Market

Nomu-Parallel Market

Core activities

Transport and freight

Capital

SAR 35 mln

Number of Shares

3.5 mln

Nominal Value

SAR 10/share

 

Company Shareholders

Shareholder

Pre-IPO

Post-IPO

Number of Shares

(‘000)

Ownership (%)

Number of Shares

(‘000)

Ownership (%)

Khaled Al Dhafer

1,284.5

36.7%

1,027.6

29.36 %

Hazza Al Dhafer

1,284.5

36.7 %

1,027.6

29.36 %

Abdullah Al Dhafer

931

26.6 %

744.8

21.28 %

Qualified investors

--

--

700

20%

Total

3,500

100 %

3,500

100%

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