Saudi regulator imposes SAR 110,000 worth of fines on 3 bourse-listed firms

09/02/2015 Argaam

Saudi Arabia’s market regulator, the Capital Market Authority (CMA), levied SAR 110,000 worth of penalties on three bourse-listed companies found in violation of regulations.

 

Samba Financial Group and Saudi Industrial Investment Group were fined SAR 10,000 each, while Dallah Healthcare Holding Co. will be forced to pay a penalty of SAR 90,000.

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