AI Summary
Tadawul trading screen
Foreign institutions were net buyers of nearly SAR 963 million worth of stocks on Tadawul in the week ended April 9, according to recent data issued by Tadawul.
They accounted for 34% of total buys and 31% of total sells.
Meanwhile, foreign individual investors sold nearly SAR 107 million worth of stocks during the same week.
Total foreign individual sells reached about SAR 2 billion, while Saudi corporates bought net 1.2 billion in shares.
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Traded Value by Nationality & Investor Type (SAR mln) |
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Investor Type |
Total Buys |
Total Sells |
Net Investment |
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Saudi Investors |
Retail |
7877.17 |
8415.12 |
(537.95) |
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High-Net-Worth Investors |
4580.54 |
5428.91 |
(848.37) |
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Individual Professional Investors |
886.19 |
1467.89 |
(581.70) |
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Individual DPMs |
242.86 |
272.61 |
(29.74) |
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Total (Retail) |
13586.76 |
15584.53 |
(1997.77) |
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Corporates |
1398.01 |
670.02 |
727.99 |
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Mutual Funds |
1421.16 |
1399.08 |
22.08 |
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Government Entities |
682.90 |
131.76 |
551.14 |
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Institutional DPMs |
343.90 |
449.25 |
(105.35) |
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Total (Corporate Investors) |
3845.97 |
2650.11 |
1195.85 |
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Total (Saudi Investors) |
17432.73 |
18234.64 |
(801.91) |
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GCC Investors |
Individuals |
139.72 |
125.25 |
14.47 |
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Corporates |
365.03 |
393.00 |
(27.97) |
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DPMs |
46.52 |
67.06 |
(20.54) |
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Total (GCC Investors) |
551.27 |
585.31 |
(34.04) |
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Foreign Investors |
Retail |
597.58 |
704.33 |
(106.75) |
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Institutions |
9668.40 |
8705.39 |
963.01 |
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SWAP Holders |
15.01 |
14.28 |
0.73 |
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DPMs |
24.36 |
34.14 |
(9.78) |
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Strategic Investors |
0.00 |
11.25 |
(11.25) |
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Total (Foreign Investors) |
10305.34 |
9469.39 |
835.95 |
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Total |
28289.35 |
28289.35 |
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Traded Value by Investor Classification (SAR bln) |
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Investor Type |
Total Buys |
Total Sells |
Net Investment |
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Institutional |
15.09 |
13.62 |
1.48 |
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Non-Institutional |
13.20 |
14.67 |
(1.48) |
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Total |
28.29 |
28.29 |
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